How to Say ‘Your chest measures’ in Mexican Spanish
Su pecho mide
soo PEH-choh MEE-deh
[soo PEH-choh MEE-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often states body measurements with the body part as the subject: [Su pecho mide...], [Su brazo mide...]. That's the reusable pattern here.
Phrase Breakdown
Su
[soo]
your
A formal word meaning “your.”
Su pecho también necesita una medida.
Your chest also needs a measurement.
pecho
[PEH-choh]
chest
The upper front part of the torso.
El pecho mide noventa y ocho centímetros.
The chest measures ninety-eight centimeters.
mide
[MEE-deh]
measures
From medir; used when saying the size of a body part.
Su pecho mide más que su cintura.
Your chest measures more than your waist.
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