How to Say ‘And easy to read’ in Mexican Spanish
Y fácil de leer
ee FAH-seel deh leh-EHR
[ee FAH-seel deh leh-EHR]
💬 Usage Tip: With [fácil/difícil de] plus a verb, Spanish uses the basic verb form: [fácil de leer], [difícil de entender]. It's a handy pattern for describing charts, instructions, or layouts.
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and
A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.
En la gráfica, Y conecta dos ideas sobre el diseño.
In the chart, Y connects two ideas about the design.
fácil
[FAH-seel]
easy
Describes something that is simple to understand or use.
La forma del elemento es fácil de identificar en la tabla.
The shape of the element is easy to identify in the chart.
de
[deh]
of / to
A common preposition used to show relation, possession, or purpose.
El color de la barra ayuda a mostrar la categoría.
The color of the bar helps show the category.
leer
[leh-EHR]
to read
The verb used for interpreting written words or visual information.
Este gráfico es claro y leer los datos toma poco tiempo.
This chart is clear and reading the data takes little time.
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