How to Say ‘Seventy-two kilos.’ in Mexican Spanish
Setenta y dos kilos.
seh-TEHN-tah ee dohs KEE-lohs
[seh-TEHN-tah ee dohs KEE-lohs]
Phrase Breakdown
Setenta
[seh-TEHN-tah]
seventy
The number seventy.
Setenta personas llegaron temprano.
Seventy people arrived early.
y
[ee]
and
Conjunction meaning and; used to join numbers and words.
Tengo pan y queso en casa.
I have bread and cheese at home.
dos
[dohs]
two
The number two.
Dos amigos vienen mañana.
Two friends are coming tomorrow.
kilos
[KEE-lohs]
kilograms
Plural noun meaning kilos or kilograms, a unit of weight.
Compré dos kilos de manzanas.
I bought two kilograms of apples.
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