How to Say ‘The moon has already set.’ in Mexican Spanish
La luna ya se metió.
lah LOO-nah yah seh meh-TYOH
[lah LOO-nah yah seh meh-TYOH]
Phrase Breakdown
La luna
lah LOO-nah
The moon
Say 'lah LOO-nah', with the stress on 'LOO'.
La luna está muy bonita.
The moon is very pretty.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the (feminine singular)
Definite article used with feminine nouns like “pantalla.”
La pantalla del demo está lista.
The demo screen is ready.
luna
[LOO-nah]
moon
Feminine noun for the moon.
La luna está muy brillante.
The moon is very bright.
ya se metió.
yah seh meh-TYOH
has already set.
Say 'yah seh meh-TYOH'. Stress the final 'ó'.
El gato ya se metió a la casa.
The cat already went into the house.
Words in this phrase
ya
[yah]
already
Shows that something has happened by now.
Ya llaman a los pasajeros.
They are already calling passengers.
se
[seh]
it / itself
Se helps build the expression and gives the sense of something being felt.
Se siente como en familia cuando todos apoyan juntos.
It feels like family when everyone supports together.
metió
[meh-TYOH]
went down / set
Past tense of 'meterse'; for the moon or sun it means it set or went in.
El sol se metió temprano.
The sun set early.
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