How to Say ‘One red one’ in Mexican Spanish
Una roja
OO-nah ROH-hah
[OO-nah ROH-hah]
💬 Usage Tip: Color words often match the hidden noun in gender, so [rojo] becomes [roja] with an implied feminine noun like [playera]. The same pattern gives [una negra] and [una blanca].
Phrase Breakdown
Una
[OO-nah]
a / one
A feminine singular article meaning a or one.
Una roja está en exhibición.
A red one is on display.
roja
[ROH-hah]
red
Feminine form of red, matching an implied feminine noun like playera.
Una roja me gusta más que la azul.
I like a red one more than the blue one.
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