How to Say ‘The new customers’ in Mexican Spanish
Los clientes nuevos
lohs klee-EHN-tehs NWEH-vohs
[lohs klee-EHN-tehs NWEH-vohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Describing words like nuevos usually come after the noun and match it in number. Same pattern: los clientes grandes "the big customers".
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
the
A plural masculine article meaning 'the,' used before masculine plural nouns.
Los tamales de mi abuela son famosos.
My grandmother’s tamales are famous.
clientes
[klee-EHN-tehs]
clients / customers
Plural of 'cliente', people who buy from a business.
Los clientes están contentos.
The customers are happy.
nuevos
[NWEH-vohs]
new
Not old; recently created or beginning.
Estoy buscando nuevos desafíos en mi carrera.
I am looking for new challenges in my career.
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