How to Say ‘Can I have a fork?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Me trae un tenedor?
meh TRAH-eh oon teh-neh-DOR
[meh TRAH-eh oon teh-neh-DOR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me trae...?] literally means [do you bring me...?], but it's a normal polite way to ask for something in restaurants. You can swap in other items: [¿Me trae un cuchillo?] [¿Me trae la cuenta?]
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me.
Si no tengo cubiertos, pregunto: «¿Me trae un tenedor?».
If I don’t have cutlery, I ask: “Can you bring me a fork?”
trae
[TRAH-eh]
bring
From traer; used here for a polite request.
Para comer la ensalada, pregunto: «¿Me trae un tenedor?».
To eat the salad, I ask: “Can you bring me a fork?”
un
[oon]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Si falta un cubierto, pregunto: «¿Me trae un tenedor?».
If a utensil is missing, I ask: “Can you bring me a fork?”
tenedor
[teh-neh-DOR]
fork
Noun for a fork.
Para el plato principal, pregunto: «¿Me trae un tenedor?».
For the main course, I ask: “Can you bring me a fork?”
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