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How do you say "i would like a table for two" in Spanish (Latin America)?

Quisiera una mesa para dos

Phrase Noun

In Spanish (Latin America), "i would like a table for two" is Quisiera una mesa para dos.

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Pronunciation

Sound out "Quisiera una mesa para dos" as ki-SIE-ra U-na ME-sa PA-ra DOS — the stress lands on the capitalized syllable while the rest stays light.

Grammar notes

Quisiera una mesa para dos is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

i would like a table for two

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Questions about Quisiera una mesa para dos

How do you pronounce Quisiera una mesa para dos?

Sound out "Quisiera una mesa para dos" as ki-SIE-ra U-na ME-sa PA-ra DOS — the stress lands on the capitalized syllable while the rest stays light.

Is Quisiera una mesa para dos formal or casual?

Quisiera una mesa para dos is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Quisiera una mesa para dos used in Spanish (Latin America)?

Quisiera una mesa para dos is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i would like a table for two).

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