How to Say ‘The chart bars’ in Mexican Spanish
Las barras de la gráfica
lahs BAHR-rahs deh lah GRAH-fee-kah
[lahs BAHR-rahs deh lah GRAH-fee-kah]
Phrase Breakdown
Las barras
lahs BAHR-rahs
the bars
Refers to the bar sections in a graph.
Las barras muestran los resultados.
The bars show the results.
Words in this phrase
Las
[lahs]
the
Plural feminine definite article used before feminine plural nouns.
Las barras parecen iguales en tamaño.
The bars seem equal in size.
barras
[BAHR-rahs]
bars
Plural noun meaning bars, often referring to the bars in a bar graph.
Las barras suben de izquierda a derecha.
The bars go up from left to right.
De la gráfica
deh lah GRAH-fee-kah
of the graph
Indicates that something belongs to or is part of the graph.
Mira las barras de la gráfica.
Look at the bars of the graph.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of; from
A preposition meaning of or from, depending on context.
El color de la barra es azul.
The color of the bar is blue.
la
[lah]
the
Singular feminine definite article used before feminine singular nouns.
La gráfica está en la pantalla.
The graph is on the screen.
gráfica
[GRAH-fee-kah]
graph; chart
A noun meaning graph or chart, used for visual data representation.
La gráfica tiene cinco columnas.
The graph has five columns.
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