Quiero… — asking for what you want
Quiero means “I want”. Add por favor to soften it, and you can order almost anything: Quiero un café, por favor. For a more polite version in a restaurant, use Quisiera or Me gustaría.
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Small talk, routines and the sentences you use every single day.
Sentence patterns
Quiero …, por favor.
I want …, please.
Normalmente …
Usually …
Quiero un café, por favor.
I want a coffee, please.
Quiero agua, por favor.
I want water, please.
Normalmente me levanto a las siete.
I usually get up at seven.
Por la mañana tomo café.
In the morning I drink coffee.
Quiero means “I want”. Add por favor to soften it, and you can order almost anything: Quiero un café, por favor. For a more polite version in a restaurant, use Quisiera or Me gustaría.
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