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    ¿Algo más?

    Grammar & Usage

    interrogative phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This is a common interrogative phrase used to ask if there is anything additional needed or desired. 'Algo' means 'something' or 'anything', and 'más' means 'more' or 'else'. The inverted question marks (¿?) are standard in Spanish to indicate the beginning and end of a question.

    Sample sentences

    Después de pagar, el cajero preguntó: "¿Algo más?"

    After paying, the cashier asked: "Anything else?"

    Ya pedí mi café, ¿algo más para usted?

    I already ordered my coffee, anything else for you?

    No, gracias, eso es todo. ¿Algo más?

    No, thank you, that's all. Anything else?

    Quick facts

    interrogativeMarks:Spanish uses inverted question marks (¿) at the beginning of a question and standard question marks (?) at the end.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Después de pagar, el cajero preguntó: "¿Algo más?"

    After paying, the cashier asked: "Anything else?"

    Ya pedí mi café, ¿algo más para usted?

    I already ordered my coffee, anything else for you?

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