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How to Say "Do you have a larger size" in Spanish
Ask for a bigger size in clothing or shoes with this polite Spanish phrase.
¿Tiene una talla más grande?
tee-EH-neh OO-nah TAH-yah mahs GRAHN-dehneutral
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Use this when you're trying on clothes or shoes and the current size doesn't fit. You're looking for the next size up in the same style.
Alternatives
- ¿Tienes una talla más grande?Use this if you're speaking to someone younger or a peer.
- ¿Me da una talla más grande?This is a slightly more direct way to ask for the item.
Ways to get it wrong
Using 'grande' for 'larger size'
'Grande' means big, but for clothing sizes, 'talla' (size) is the correct word to use.
Confusing 'tener' and 'haber'
While 'haber' is used for 'there is/are', 'tener' is used for possession, so 'tiene' (you have) is correct here.
A small cultural note
In many Spanish-speaking countries, stores might not have a vast range of sizes readily available, so be prepared for them to check the stockroom.
Frequently asked
how to ask for smaller size in spanish
To ask for a smaller size, you would say: ¿Tiene una talla más pequeña? (TEE-eh-neh OO-nah TAH-yah mahs peh-KEH-nyah). This follows the same pattern as asking for a larger size.
spanish for shoe size
For shoe size, you can also use 'talla'. So, asking 'Do you have a larger shoe size?' would be ¿Tiene una talla de zapato más grande?
