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How to Say ‘I weigh seventy-two kilos.’ in Mexican Spanish

Peso setenta y dos kilos.

PEH-soh seh-TEHN-tah ee dohs KEE-lohs

[PEH-soh seh-TEHN-tah ee dohs KEE-lohs]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish normally gives weight with the verb directly: [Peso setenta y dos kilos]. You don't need a word for 'am' before the number.

Phrase Breakdown

Peso

[PEH-soh]

I weigh

First person singular of pesar, used to say how much you weigh.

Example

Peso un poco más este año.

I weigh a little more this year.

Setenta y dos kilos.

seh-TEHN-tah ee dohs KEE-lohs

Seventy-two kilos.

A phrase giving a person’s weight.

Example

Ella pesa setenta y dos kilos.

She weighs seventy-two kilos.

Words in this phrase

setenta

[seh-TEHN-tah]

seventy

The number seventy.

Example

Setenta estudiantes tomaron el examen.

Seventy students took the exam.

y

[ee]

and

Conjunction meaning and; used to join numbers and words.

Example

Voy a comprar agua y fruta.

I am going to buy water and fruit.

dos

[dohs]

two

The number two.

Example

Tengo dos perros pequeños.

I have two small dogs.

kilos

[KEE-lohs]

kilograms

Plural noun meaning kilos or kilograms, a unit of weight.

Example

Esos paquetes pesan tres kilos.

Those packages weigh three kilograms.

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