How to Say ‘Still water.’ in Spain Spanish
Agua sin gas.
AH-gwah seen gahs
[AH-gwah seen gahs]
🇪🇸 In Spain: If you just ask for [agua], you may be asked [¿con gas o sin gas?]. In Spain, it's normal to specify.
Phrase Breakdown
Agua
[AH-gwah]
water
Means water; here it is being specified by type.
Agua sin gas, por favor, para acompañar la comida.
Still water, please, to go with the meal.
sin
[seen]
without
Preposition meaning without.
Agua sin gas, por favor, porque no me gustan las burbujas.
Still water, please, because I don't like bubbles.
gas
[gahs]
gas / fizz
In this context, gas means carbonation or bubbles in water.
Agua sin gas es mi opción habitual.
Still water is my usual choice.
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