How to Say ‘The sales report’ in Mexican Spanish
El reporte de ventas
el reh-POHR-teh deh BEHN-tahs
[el reh-POHR-teh deh BEHN-tahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish puts the main thing first and links the description with de, so it's literally "the report of sales". Swap in: la junta de equipo "the team meeting".
Phrase Breakdown
El reporte
el reh-POHR-teh
The report
'Reporte' is common in Mexico; 'informe' is used elsewhere. Make the 'r' at the start of 'reporte' a strong rolled 'r'.
El reporte está listo.
The report is ready.
Words in this phrase
El
[el]
the (masculine singular)
Definite article used for masculine singular nouns; “demo” is treated as masculine in common Mexican Spanish.
El demo empieza con una pantalla de bienvenida.
The demo starts with a welcome screen.
reporte
[reh-POHR-teh]
report
A document presenting information or results; common in Mexican offices (Spain prefers 'informe').
El reporte está listo.
The report is ready.
de ventas
deh BEHN-tahs
on sales
This describes the type of report. Stress 'VEN-tas'.
Las cifras de ventas subieron.
The sales figures went up.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
A linking word meaning 'of' or 'for' in Spanish phrases.
El pase de abordar está en mi mochila.
The boarding pass is in my backpack.
ventas
[BEHN-tahs]
sales
Plural of 'venta'; the selling of products or services, often a company department.
Las ventas subieron este mes.
Sales went up this month.
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