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How to Say ‘You are carrying eight items.’ in Mexican Spanish

Lleva ocho artículos.

YEH-bah OH-choh ahr-TEE-koo-lohs

[YEH-bah OH-choh ahr-TEE-koo-lohs]

💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [lleva] is often used by cashiers for what a customer has with them: [Lleva ocho artículos.] You can reuse the pattern with other things, like [Lleva dos botellas.]

Phrase Breakdown

Lleva

[YEH-bah]

you have / you are carrying

From llevar; here it politely means you have or you are carrying a certain number of items.

Example

Usted lleva demasiadas bolsas.

You are carrying too many bags.

Ocho artículos

OH-choh ahr-TEE-koo-lohs

Eight items

A quantity phrase showing the number of items being counted.

Example

Tiene ocho artículos en la bolsa.

There are eight items in the bag.

Words in this phrase

ocho

[OH-choh]

eight

The number eight.

Example

Ella compró ocho manzanas.

She bought eight apples.

artículos

[ahr-TEE-koo-lohs]

items / articles

Products or things in a purchase or count.

Example

Lleva ocho artículos en el carrito.

You have eight items in the cart.

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