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How to Say ‘It's my favorite book.’ in Mexican Spanish

Es mi libro favorito.

ess mee LEE-broh fah-boh-REE-toh

[ess mee LEE-broh fah-boh-REE-toh]

Phrase Breakdown

Es mi libro

ess mee LEE-broh

It's my book

'Es' means 'it is'. Link the words smoothly: es-mi-LI-bro.

Example

Es mi libro de español.

It's my Spanish book.

Words in this phrase

Es

[ess]

it is

Used to describe a person, group, or culture.

Example

En «Es cercana.», «Es» introduce la descripción.

In “It is close-knit,” “Es” introduces the description.

mi

[mee]

my

Used to show possession, belonging to the speaker.

Example

Mi coche es azul.

My car is blue.

libro

[LEE-broh]

book

Masculine noun for a book.

Example

Este libro es corto.

This book is short.

favorito.

fah-boh-REE-toh

favorite.

This adjective describes 'libro'. Say all four syllables clearly: fa-vo-RI-to.

Example

El azul es mi color favorito.

Blue is my favorite color.

Words in this phrase

favorito

[fah-boh-REE-toh]

favorite

Adjective placed after the noun; changes to favorita for feminine.

Example

Mi color favorito es el azul.

My favorite color is blue.

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