Algo Mas

Real World Example

The Spanish phrase 'algo más' translates to 'anything else?' in English. To help remember this, think of the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. Imagine Holmes at the end of an investigation, asking if there's "all-go mass" of evidence left to uncover, with 'algo' sounding like "all-go" and 'más' like "mass." So, when you're asked if there's 'algo más,' picture Holmes sweeping his magnifying glass and asking if there's anything else to solve. 🕵️‍♂️