put on a restaurant

The Spanish phrase 'poner un restaurante' translates to 'put on a restaurant' in English. However, 'put on a restaurant' does not sound natural in English context. A more natural translation would be 'to start a restaurant' or 'to set up a restaurant'. This phrase is typically used when someone wants to begin a new restaurant business.

Example sentences using: poner un restaurante

Decidí poner un restaurante en el centro de la ciudad.

I decided to open a restaurant in the city center.

This sentence expresses a personal decision to open a restaurant in a specific location, highlighting the intention and action of setting up a business.

Mis amigos me ayudan a poner un restaurante en nuestro vecindario.

My friends are helping me to open a restaurant in our neighborhood.

In this example, the speaker mentions the support of friends in the endeavor to open a restaurant, suggesting collaboration and community involvement.