Spanish Tomá, (bebe un poco de agua) meaning in English

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Definition

tomá, (bebe un poco de agua)

:

here, here you go (drink a little water) (Argentina)

Argentina

toma, (bebe un poco de agua)

:

here, here you go (drink a little water)

tomar, imperativo presente

tomar (algo)

:

to take (something)

Tomá is the conjugation of tomar with the pronoun vos, used instead of tú in different regions of Latin America (especially Argentina and Uruguay).

  • "—Tomá, ¿querés un platito de sopa?"
  • "Televisor: Tomá, te voy a desconfigurar."
  • "Teléfono: Au, au, ¡tomá, tomá!"
  • "Televisor: Tomá, te voy a desconfigurar. ¡Tomá!"

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