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    Nada más, gracias.

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase is a common way to politely decline further items or services, or to indicate that a transaction or request is complete. 'Nada más' literally means 'nothing more/else', and 'gracias' means 'thank you'. The comma indicates a slight pause.

    Sample sentences

    —¿Necesita algo más? —No, nada más, gracias.

    —Do you need anything else? —No, nothing else, thank you.

    Hemos terminado de ordenar, nada más, gracias.

    We have finished ordering, nothing else, thank you.

    Por ahora, solo quiero un café. Nada más, gracias.

    For now, I just want a coffee. Nothing else, thank you.

    Quick facts

    usage:Commonly used in customer service interactions (e.g., in a shop, restaurant, or hotel) to indicate that one has received everything desired or that no further assistance is needed.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    —¿Necesita algo más? —No, nada más, gracias.

    —Do you need anything else? —No, nothing else, thank you.

    Hemos terminado de ordenar, nada más, gracias.

    We have finished ordering, nothing else, thank you.

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