Used when ordering a small beer at bars or tapas restaurants in Spain.
Literal Meaning
A hollow, elongated plant stem, often with a hard outer layer; a stalk of sugarcane.
Actual Meaning
A small glass of draft beer - specific to Spain
Examples in Context
Camarero, una caña por favor.
Cuando estoy en la terraza, siempre pido un par de cañas.
¿Vamos a tomar unas cañas esta tarde?
Ponme una caña
Dos cañas, por favor
Helpful Tips
1Be aware that this specific term might not be understood outside of Spain.
2Specifically a small draft beer in Spain, not bottled
3In Spain, it's common to order a 'caña' when you're socializing in bars or restaurants.
4Ordering a 'caña' shows you're engaging in a casual atmosphere, often accompanied by snacks.
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