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How to Say ‘Group four, you may board now.’ in Mexican Spanish

Grupo cuatro, ya puede abordar.

GROO-poh KWAH-troh yah PWEH-deh ah-bor-DAR

[GROO-poh KWAH-troh yah PWEH-deh ah-bor-DAR]

Phrase Breakdown

Grupo cuatro,

GROO-poh KWAH-troh

Group four,

Staff call out the group number first. Stress 'GRU-po' and 'CUA-tro'.

Example

Grupo cuatro, por favor.

Group four, please.

Words in this phrase

Grupo

[GROO-poh]

group

A noun referring to several people together.

Example

El grupo llegará a las ocho de la noche.

The group will arrive at eight at night.

cuatro

[KWAH-troh]

four

The number four, used for counting items like shirts.

Example

Necesito cuatro playeras para mis hijos.

I need four T-shirts for my children.

ya puede abordar.

yah PWEH-deh ah-bor-DAR

you may board now.

This is the announcement that it's your turn. 'Abordar' ends with a light tapped r.

Example

Señor, ya puede abordar.

Sir, you may board now.

Words in this phrase

[yah]

already / now

Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.

Example

Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.

She can go out to the garden for a little while now.

puede

[PWEH-deh]

can / could

A form of 'poder' used to ask if someone is able or willing to do something.

Example

¿Puede venir mañana?

Can you come tomorrow?

abordar

[ah-bor-DAR]

to board

Infinitive meaning to get on a plane or vehicle.

Example

Vamos a abordar en diez minutos.

We are going to board in ten minutes.

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