How to Say ‘Yes, but only one’ in Mexican Spanish
Sí, pero solo una
SEE PEH-roh SOH-loh OO-nah
[SEE PEH-roh SOH-loh OO-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Sí,
SEE
yes,
Affirms the previous idea.
Sí, claro.
Yes, of course.
Words in this phrase
Sí
[SEE]
yes
A basic word used to agree, confirm, or answer positively.
Sí, pero solo una está bien.
Yes, but only one is fine.
Pero solo una
PEH-roh SOH-loh OO-nah
but only one
Limits the choice to a single item.
Pero solo una estrella.
But only one star.
Words in this phrase
pero
[PEH-roh]
but
A conjunction that introduces contrast or limitation.
Sí, pero mañana.
Yes, but tomorrow.
solo
[SOH-loh]
only
Shows restriction, meaning no more than that amount.
Trae solo una silla.
Bring only one chair.
una
[OO-nah]
one
Feminine form of the number one, often used before feminine nouns.
Compré una ayer.
I bought one yesterday.
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