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How to Say ‘Shall we order something to celebrate?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Pedimos algo para celebrarlo?

peh-DEE-mohs AHL-goh PAH-rah seh-leh-BRAR-loh

[peh-DEE-mohs AHL-goh PAH-rah seh-leh-BRAR-loh]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Pedimos algo

peh-DEE-mohs AHL-goh

Shall we order something

'Pedimos' means 'we order'. As a question, it works as a suggestion: 'shall we order?'.

Example

¿Pedimos algo de comer?

Shall we order something to eat?

Words in this phrase

Pedimos

[peh-DEE-mohs]

shall we order

From 'pedir'; 'we order', used as a suggestion.

Example

Pedimos la cuenta.

We ask for the bill.

algo

[AHL-goh]

something, anything

Indefinite pronoun; in questions often 'anything'.

Example

¿Tienen algo para hoy?

Do you have anything for today?

para celebrarlo?

PAH-rah seh-leh-BRAR-loh

to celebrate it?

'Para' means 'to' or 'in order to'. '-lo' (it) is attached to the verb: 'ce-le-BRAR-lo'.

Example

Vamos a celebrarlo.

Let's celebrate it.

Words in this phrase

para

[PAH-rah]

in order to

Preposition expressing purpose before an infinitive.

Example

Vengo para hablar contigo.

I'm coming in order to talk to you.

celebrarlo

[seh-leh-BRAR-loh]

to celebrate it

'Celebrar' plus the pronoun 'lo' (it) attached.

Example

Hay que celebrarlo con amigos.

We must celebrate it with friends.

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