How to Say ‘Only one’ in Mexican Spanish
Solo una
SOH-loh OO-nah
[SOH-loh OO-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Una] stands in for [una maleta] so you don't have to repeat the noun. Same pattern: [Dos grandes] = two big ones.
Phrase Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
only
Used to limit the quantity or amount.
Solo llevo una mochila.
I am only taking one backpack.
una
[OO-nah]
one
Feminine form of the number one, used with feminine nouns.
Es solo una maleta.
It is only one suitcase.
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