How to Say ‘Groups one and two’ in Mexican Spanish
Los grupos uno y dos
lohs GROO-pohs oo-noh ee dos
[lohs GROO-pohs oo-noh ee dos]
Phrase Breakdown
Los grupos
lohs GROO-pohs
The groups
This is the plural of 'el grupo'. Pronounce the final 's' clearly, as Mexicans do.
Los grupos son pequeños.
The groups are small.
Words in this phrase
Los
[lohs]
the
"Los" means "the" for plural masculine nouns.
Los en «Los cumpleaños» introduce un sustantivo plural.
The in “The birthdays” introduces a plural noun.
grupos
[GROO-pohs]
groups
A number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together.
Hay una oferta especial para grupos de más de diez.
There is a special offer for groups over ten.
uno y dos
oo-noh ee dos
one and two
'Y' means 'and' and sounds like 'ee'. Blend the words together: 'OO-noh-ee-DOHS'.
Necesito uno y dos.
I need one and two.
Words in this phrase
uno
[oo-noh]
One
The number one, the first integer in counting.
Tengo uno perro.
I have one dog.
y
[ee]
and
A conjunction meaning "and." In questions, it can also mean "and what about...?"
¿Y tu cumpleaños cuándo es?
And when is your birthday?
dos
[dos]
two
The number equivalent to the sum of one and one.
Dos es menor que tres.
Two is less than three.
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