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    ¿Quiere algo más?

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral to slightly formal (due to 'quiere' form)

    How it works

    This is an interrogative sentence. 'Quiere' is the third person singular (usted/él/ella) form of the verb 'querer' (to want/to like), used here in the present indicative for politeness or when addressing 'usted'. 'Algo más' means 'something else' or 'anything else'.

    Sample sentences

    Después de pagar, el cajero preguntó: '¿Quiere algo más?'

    After paying, the cashier asked, 'Do you want anything else?'

    Terminamos de cenar, pero el mesero nos preguntó si '¿Quiere algo más?' antes de traer la cuenta.

    We finished dinner, but the waiter asked us 'Would you like anything else?' before bringing the bill.

    No, gracias, estoy bien así. ¿Quiere algo más usted?

    No, thank you, I'm fine like this. Do you want anything else?

    Quick facts

    politeness:Using 'Quiere' (usted form) implies politeness, especially in service settings. For a very casual context with a friend, one might say '¿Quieres algo más?' (tú form).
    verb_conjugation:'Quiere' is the 3rd person singular present indicative of 'querer'. It functions here for 'usted' (you, formal singular) or 'él/ella' (he/she).

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Después de pagar, el cajero preguntó: '¿Quiere algo más?'

    After paying, the cashier asked, 'Do you want anything else?'

    Terminamos de cenar, pero el mesero nos preguntó si '¿Quiere algo más?' antes de traer la cuenta.

    We finished dinner, but the waiter asked us 'Would you like anything else?' before bringing the bill.

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