How to Say ‘Mole ones, her favorites.’ in Mexican Spanish
De mole, sus favoritos.
deh MOH-leh soos fah-voh-REE-tohs
[deh MOH-leh soos fah-voh-REE-tohs]
Phrase Breakdown
De mole,
deh MOH-leh
Mole ones (with mole filling),
Mole is a rich Mexican sauce made with chiles. Say 'deh MO-leh', with two syllables in 'mole'.
Quiero pollo de mole.
I want chicken in mole.
Words in this phrase
De
[deh]
of
A preposition that links nouns, often meaning “of” or “about.”
En «cultura de trabajo», «de» conecta las dos ideas.
In “work culture,” “de” connects the two ideas.
mole
[MOH-leh]
mole
A rich, thick sauce of chilies, spices and often chocolate, served over meat.
El mole poblano lleva chocolate.
Mole poblano contains chocolate.
sus favoritos.
soos fah-voh-REE-tohs
her favorites.
'Sus' means 'her' here and is plural to match 'tamales'. Say 'soos fa-bo-REE-tos'.
Son sus dulces favoritos.
They're her favorite candies.
Words in this phrase
sus
[soos]
her / his / their
Possessive for plural things belonging to him, her or them.
Sus nietos la visitan.
Her grandchildren visit her.
favoritos
[fah-voh-REE-tohs]
favorites
Plural masculine of favorito.
Estos dulces son mis favoritos.
These candies are my favorites.
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