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How to Say ‘This is Emily Smith, from the fair.’ in Mexican Spanish

Soy Emily Smith , de la feria.

SOY deh lah FEH-ryah

[SOY deh lah FEH-ryah]

💬 Usage Tip: On the phone, introduce yourself with Soy "I am" plus your name, not a word-for-word "this is". de la feria tags where they met you, which helps them place you.

Phrase Breakdown

de la feria.

deh lah FEH-ryah

from the fair.

This says where the other person met you, such as a job fair. Tap the 'r' once: 'FE-rya'.

Example

Nos conocimos en la feria.

We met at the fair.

Words in this phrase

de

[deh]

from

Preposition meaning 'from' or 'of,' depending on context.

Example

Vengo de una conferencia sobre liderazgo.

I come from a conference about leadership.

la

[lah]

The (feminine singular)

A definite article used to specify a feminine singular noun.

Example

La estación está cerca.

The station is nearby.

feria

[FEH-ryah]

fair

An event like a job fair or trade fair where people gather.

Example

Conocí a muchos reclutadores en la feria de empleo.

I met many recruiters at the job fair.

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