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How to Say ‘Eighty-two kilos’ in Mexican Spanish

Ochenta y dos kilos

o-chen-ta ee dohs KEE-lohs

[o-chen-ta ee dohs KEE-lohs]

💬 Usage Tip: From 31 to 99, numbers join tens and units with y: ochenta y dos, setenta y cinco. From 16 to 29 they merge into one word instead: veintidós.

Phrase Breakdown

Ochenta

[o-chen-ta]

Eighty

The cardinal number following seventy-nine and preceding eighty-one; 80.

Example

Ochenta gramos de café es suficiente.

Eighty grams of coffee is enough.

y dos kilos

ee dohs KEE-lohs

and two kilos

Numbers from 31 to 99 use 'y' (and), as in 'ochenta y dos' = 82. Say ee-DOS KEE-los.

Example

Compré dos kilos de tortillas.

I bought two kilos of tortillas.

Words in this phrase

y

[ee]

and

'Y' is used to connect words or phrases, meaning 'and'.

Example

Tengo un perro y un gato.

I have a dog and a cat.

dos

[dohs]

Two

The number two, following one.

Example

Hay dos gatos en la casa.

There are two cats in the house.

kilos

[KEE-lohs]

kilos

Kilograms, the standard unit of weight.

Example

El bebé pesa tres kilos.

The baby weighs three kilos.

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