How to Say ‘It measures two meters.’ in Mexican Spanish
Mide dos metros.
MEE-deh dohs MEH-trohs
[MEE-deh dohs MEH-trohs]
Phrase Breakdown
Mide
[MEE-deh]
it measures
Form of 'medir' for he/she/it.
Mide un metro de ancho.
It is one meter wide.
dos
[dohs]
Two
The number two, following one.
Hay dos gatos en la casa.
There are two cats in the house.
metros
[MEH-trohs]
meters
Plural of 'metro', the basic unit of length.
La cama mide dos metros.
The bed is two meters long.
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