How to Say ‘I have a question about a report.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tengo una duda con un reporte.
TEN-goh OO-nah DOO-dah kohn oon reh-POR-teh
[TEN-goh OO-nah DOO-dah kohn oon reh-POR-teh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tengo una duda
TEN-goh OO-nah DOO-dah
I have a question
A common way to start asking for help. Say it smoothly: TEN-go U-na DU-da.
Tengo una duda sobre el horario.
I have a question about the schedule.
Words in this phrase
Tengo
[TEN-goh]
I have
First-person form of 'tener,' used to say you possess something.
Tengo mi identificación lista.
I have my ID ready.
una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article meaning a or one.
Necesito una ventana, por favor.
I need a window seat, please.
duda
[DOO-dah]
question / doubt
Feminine noun for something you're unsure about; 'tener una duda' means to have a question.
Tengo una duda sobre el menú.
I have a question about the menu.
con un reporte.
kohn oon reh-POR-teh
about a report.
'Con' (with) is used here to mean 'about'. 'Reporte' is stressed re-POR-te, and the first 'r' is rolled.
Necesito ayuda con un reporte.
I need help with a report.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
A preposition used to show accompaniment or something included.
Celebramos con música y familia en casa.
We celebrate with music and family at home.
un
[oon]
a
Indefinite article used before a consonant sound.
Compré un libro nuevo.
I bought a new book.
reporte
[reh-POR-teh]
report
A document with information or results; common in Mexican offices.
Entregué el reporte ayer.
I turned in the report yesterday.
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