Nightlife

10 phrases · Asturian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Una cerveza, por favor

    A beer, please

    Usage

    To order a beer at a bar

    Grammar Note

    cerveza is a feminine noun

  2. ¿Cuáles son les meyores discoteques d'equí?

    What are the best nightclubs around here?

    Usage

    To ask which are the best nightclubs nearby

    Grammar Note

    The feminine plural article is les and -a nouns take -es (discoteques). Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  3. ¡Salú!

    Cheers! / To your health!

    Usage

    The toast made when raising glasses

    Grammar Note

    salú is the feminine noun for health and is used as a toast (not Spanish salud)

  4. ¿Hai que pagar entrada?

    Do you have to pay a cover charge?

    Usage

    To ask whether there is a cover charge

    Grammar Note

    hai que + infinitive means "one must". Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  5. ¡Foi una nueche increíble!

    It was an incredible night!

    Usage

    To look back on a great night

    Grammar Note

    The past 3rd person of ser is foi. Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  6. Una copa de vinu tintu, por favor

    A glass of red wine, please

    Usage

    To order a glass of red wine

    Grammar Note

    Masculine nouns and adjectives end in -u (vinu tintu). Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  7. Una botella d'agua mineral, por favor

    A bottle of mineral water, please

    Usage

    To order a bottle of mineral water

    Grammar Note

    de becomes d' before a vowel. Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  8. Tamos de folixa esta nueche

    We are celebrating / partying tonight

    Usage

    To say you are out celebrating tonight

    Grammar Note

    folixa means a lively party; the x stands for /ʃ/. Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  9. ¿Hasta qué hora ta abiertu?

    Until what time is it open?

    Usage

    To ask until what time a place is open

    Grammar Note

    The masculine adjective ends in -u (abiertu). Composed sentence; native review recommended.

  10. Nun bebo alcohol

    I don't drink alcohol

    Usage

    To say you do not drink alcohol

    Grammar Note

    Negation before a verb is nun. Composed sentence; native review recommended.

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