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How to Say ‘People scan a code.’ in Mexican Spanish

La gente escanea un código.

lah HEN-teh eh-skah-NEH-ah oon KOH-dee-goh

[lah HEN-teh eh-skah-NEH-ah oon KOH-dee-goh]

💬 Usage Tip: Smooth demo sentence. More specific: “La gente escanea un código QR.”

🇲🇽 In Mexico: In a demo, saying the action first (scan) matches how QR is used daily in Mexico—very intuitive.

Phrase Breakdown

La

[lah]

The

Feminine singular article used with the collective noun “gente.”

Example

La gente escanea un código para participar en la demostración.

People scan a code to participate in the demo.

gente

[HEN-teh]

People

Refers to users/audience members as a group; common in instructions.

Example

La gente escanea un código y entra directo a la encuesta.

People scan a code and go straight to the survey.

escanea

[eh-skah-NEH-ah]

Scans

Describes the action taken by the audience/user in the process.

Example

La gente escanea un código cuando digo “Mira, aquí está el QR”.

People scan a code when I say “Look, here’s the QR.”

un

[oon]

A / an

Introduces the object being scanned (a code).

Example

La gente escanea un código desde la pantalla.

People scan a code from the screen.

código

[KOH-dee-goh]

Code

Often refers to a QR code in demos for sign-up, feedback, or downloads.

Example

La gente escanea un código para descargar la app.

People scan a code to download the app.

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