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Learn Spanish - OFRECER, ACEPTAR Y RECHAZAR (OFFER, ACCEPT AND DECLINE).

On this page you will find many day-to-day useful phrases you can use when we talk about offering, accepting and declining. You can expect to make use of most of these phrases in everyday life.

	Questions		Answers
	do you want/would you like a sweet? ¿quieres un caramelo?		yes, thanks sí, gracias
	do you want/would you like a pastry? ¿quieres un pastel?		ok, thanks vale, gracias
	do you want/would you like a coffee? ¿quieres un café?		no, thanks no, gracias
			no, not now, thanks no, ahora no, gracias
			no, thanks, I don't feel like it now no, gracias, es que ahora no me apetece

	do you feel like a bit of...? ¿te apetece un poco de...?
	do you feel like something to drink/to eat? ¿te apetece tomar algo?		no, thank you, I'm fine no, gracias, estoy bien.
	do you feel like a piece of cake? ¿te apetece un trozo de tarta?		no, thank you, I don't feel like anything no, gracias, no me apetece nada.
	do you feel like a slice of chorizo? ¿te apetece una rodaja de chorizo?		yes, please, bring me a glass of water sí, por favor, tráeme un vaso de agua.
	do you feel like a portion/a helping of...? ¿te apetece una tapa de..?
	shall I bring you something to eat/drink? ¿te traigo algo de comer/beber?

	would you like a sweet? ¿te apetece un caramelo?		oh! yes, thanks ah! sí, gracias
			Oh! not now, thanks uy! no, ahora no, gracias

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