Conversación #3

Hombre: ¿Qué hay para comer?

Mujer: Pues, hay pasta en el refri.

Hombre: Mmm, acabo de almorzar pasta, ¿qué más hay?

Mujer: Bueno, hay algunas cosas para preparar sándwiches.

Hombre: Puede ser, ¿dónde está el pan?

Mujer: En la alacena hay uno, creo.

Lesson Summary

Summary:
The man asks what food is available. The woman tells him there is pasta in the fridge, but he has already eaten pasta for lunch. She then suggests making a sandwich, and he considers it. He asks where the bread is, and she tells him there is some in the pantry.

📌 Key Expressions:

¿Qué hay para comer? → What is there to eat?
Pues, hay pasta en el refri. → Well, there’s pasta in the fridge.
Mmm, acabo de almorzar pasta, ¿qué más hay? → Mmm, I just had pasta for lunch. What else is there?
Bueno, hay algunas cosas para preparar sándwiches. → Well, there are some things to make sandwiches.
¿Dónde está el pan? → Where is the bread?
En la alacena hay uno, creo. → There’s one in the pantry, I think.

🗂️ Important Vocabulary:

Comer → To eat
Refri (refrigerador) → Fridge
Almorzar → To have lunch
Sándwich → Sandwich
Pan → Bread
Alacena → Pantry

⭐ Key Grammar Points:

Using "hay" to talk about available food:
"¿Qué hay para comer?" → "What is there to eat?"
"Hay pasta en el refri." → "There’s pasta in the fridge."

Talking about recent actions with "acabar de" + infinitive:
"Acabo de almorzar pasta." → "I just had pasta for lunch."

This conversation is useful for talking about food availability and asking where things are! 🍽️🥪