How to Say ‘I want one blue one.’ in Mexican Spanish
Quiero una azul.
kee-EH-roh OO-nah ah-SOOL
[kee-EH-roh OO-nah ah-SOOL]
💬 Usage Tip: [Azul] doesn't change for feminine here: [una azul]. Many color words stay the same, but some do change, like [rojo] to [roja].
Phrase Breakdown
Quiero
[kee-EH-roh]
I want
Used to express desire or choice.
Quiero una azul para mañana.
I want a blue one for tomorrow.
una
[OO-nah]
a / one
Refers to one feminine item, like one shirt.
Quiero una azul y una roja.
I want a blue one and a red one.
azul
[ah-SOOL]
blue
Describes the color blue; here it refers to a feminine item like playera.
Quiero una azul porque me gusta ese color.
I want a blue one because I like that color.
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