Try it in Spanish?

Question

How do you say "here try this/it?" in Spanish?

Answer 1

Hello, and welcome to the forum. A bit of context would be helpful. If you want to get someone to try a new food, it's "Pruébalo." If you want someone to give something that looks difficult a shot, it's "Inténtalo." Just for future reference, will such questions you might get an answer faster by looking up 'try" in the dictionary at the top of the page. It's an alright dictionary and, in this case, tells you the same thing a human would. Questions are, though, always welcome.

An 'acceptable' / reasonably good dictionary is better English than an alright dictionary lol lol - FELIZ77, Jul 8, 2010

Answer 2

Hello, lovedbymaiko... Welcome to the SpanishDictforum We encourage everyone to try working out their translations first and posting them here. Don't worry about getting it completely right just do what you can and give it to us here and people will offer up corrections.

By the way, the best corrections are usually voted most points by those who are more Advanced/fluent speakers so that should help you to decide whose advice to take

We hope you will like it here

Though this is the sort of answer I usually give for translation requests, this one seemed sufficiently ambiguous that some suggestions seemed appropriate. Sometimes you just really can't think of how you'd say something correctly and want help. - MacFadden, Jul 9, 2010

Short phrases like this are particularly prone to meriting a bit of assistance. - MacFadden, Jul 9, 2010