How to Say ‘Okay, how about a hundred and twenty?’ in Mexican Spanish
Bueno, ¿qué tal ciento veinte?
BWEH-noh keh tahl SYEHN-toh BAYN-teh
[BWEH-noh keh tahl SYEHN-toh BAYN-teh]
Phrase Breakdown
Bueno, ¿qué tal
BWEH-noh keh tahl
Okay, how about
'Bueno' here means 'okay/well' and starts a compromise. Say BWE-no, ke-TAL.
Bueno, ¿qué tal el viernes?
Okay, how about Friday?
Words in this phrase
Bueno
[BWEH-noh]
well / okay
Interjection to concede or start a new idea.
Bueno, vamos.
Okay, let's go.
qué
[keh]
how
An exclamatory word meaning 'how' in phrases like 'How nice...!'
¡Qué lindo que preguntes primero. Siempre se aprecia!
How nice that you ask first. It's always appreciated!
tal
[tahl]
about (how about)
In 'qué tal' it suggests an option: how about.
¿Qué tal si pagamos mitad?
How about we pay half?
ciento veinte?
SYEHN-toh BAYN-teh
one hundred twenty?
This is the counteroffer. Use rising intonation for the question.
Le ofrezco ciento veinte.
I offer you one hundred twenty.
Words in this phrase
ciento
[SYEHN-toh]
one hundred
Form of 100 used before other numbers.
Son ciento veinte pesos.
It's one hundred twenty pesos.
veinte
[BAYN-teh]
twenty
The number 20.
Hay veinte alumnos en la clase.
There are twenty students in the class.
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