How to Say ‘A boy’ in Mexican Spanish
Un niño
oon NEEN-yoh
[oon NEEN-yoh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a; one
The masculine singular indefinite article, used before a non-specific noun.
Necesito apoyo con un reporte para el director.
I need support with a report for the director.
niño
[NEEN-yoh]
boy
A young male child; can also mean a son.
El niño tiene cinco años.
The boy is five years old.
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