How to Say ‘Shoes’ in Mexican Spanish
Los zapatos
lohs sah-PAH-tohs
[lohs sah-PAH-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: The z sounds like an English s, never th: (sah-PAH-tohs).
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
the
Definite article used to refer to a specific person or thing recognized by the speakers.
Los niños están en el parque.
The children are in the park.
zapatos
[sah-PAH-tohs]
shoes
Plural of 'zapato', masculine noun for shoe.
Mis zapatos son nuevos.
My shoes are new.
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