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How to Say ‘Done, one hundred fifty pesos.’ in Mexican Spanish

Ya está, ciento cincuenta pesos.

yah es-TAH SYEHN-toh seen-KWEHN-tah PEH-sohs

[yah es-TAH SYEHN-toh seen-KWEHN-tah PEH-sohs]

Phrase Breakdown

Ya está,

yah es-TAH

There you go / Done,

A very common expression meaning something is finished or done. Link the words together: 'ya es-TÁ'.

Example

Ya está, ya terminé.

Done, I've finished.

Words in this phrase

[yah]

already / now

Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.

Example

Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.

She can go out to the garden for a little while now.

está

[es-TAH]

it's done

With 'ya', 'ya está' means 'it's done / all set'.

Example

Ya está la transferencia.

The transfer is done.

ciento cincuenta pesos.

SYEHN-toh seen-KWEHN-tah PEH-sohs

one hundred fifty pesos.

This states the amount. Pronounce the soft Mexican 's' sound: 'SIEN-to sin-KWEN-ta PE-sos'.

Example

Le transferí ciento cincuenta pesos.

I transferred you one hundred fifty pesos.

Words in this phrase

ciento

[SYEHN-toh]

one hundred

Form of 100 used before other numbers.

Example

Son ciento veinte pesos.

It's one hundred twenty pesos.

cincuenta

[seen-KWEHN-tah]

fifty

The number 50.

Example

Tengo cincuenta pesos.

I have fifty pesos.

pesos

[PEH-sohs]

pesos

The Mexican currency unit.

Example

Son cien pesos.

It's one hundred pesos.

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