How to Say ‘Draw a circle.’ in Mexican Spanish
Dibuja un círculo.
dee-BOO-hah oon SEER-koo-loh
[dee-BOO-hah oon SEER-koo-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: Dibuja is how you'd tell a friend or child to draw. For someone you address as usted, it becomes Dibuje.
Phrase Breakdown
Dibuja
[dee-BOO-hah]
draw
Command form (tú) of 'dibujar', to draw.
Dibuja una casa, por favor.
Draw a house, please.
un
[oon]
A / an
Indefinite article masculine singular; introduces a non-specific item (a code).
Para entrar al sistema, escriben un código temporal.
To enter the system, you type a temporary code.
círculo
[SEER-koo-loh]
circle
A round shape with no corners; masculine noun.
El sol parece un círculo.
The sun looks like a circle.
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