How to Say ‘I rescued it from his closet.’ in Mexican Spanish
La rescaté de su clóset.
lah rres-kah-TEH deh soo KLOH-set
[lah rres-kah-TEH deh soo KLOH-set]
Phrase Breakdown
La rescaté
lah rres-kah-TEH
I rescued it
'La' refers to the jacket (feminine). Stress the end: res-ca-TÉ.
La rescaté de la basura.
I rescued it from the trash.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
it / her
Refers to a feminine noun like la reservación or la mesa.
La dejo confirmada después de verificar disponibilidad.
I leave it confirmed after checking availability.
rescaté
[rres-kah-TEH]
I rescued
Past tense of 'rescatar', I form.
Rescaté a un perrito de la calle.
I rescued a puppy from the street.
de su clóset.
deh soo KLOH-set
from his closet.
'Clóset' is used in Mexico. Stress the first syllable: CLÓ-set.
Busca en su clóset.
Look in his closet.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
from
Preposition meaning 'from' or 'of,' depending on context.
Vengo de una conferencia sobre liderazgo.
I come from a conference about leadership.
su
[soo]
his
Denotes ownership or connection to a previously mentioned male subject.
Ese es su libro.
That is his book.
clóset
[KLOH-set]
closet
A wardrobe or closet for clothes.
Mi ropa está en el clóset.
My clothes are in the closet.
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