How to Say ‘He's just thirsty.’ in Mexican Spanish
Solo tiene sed.
SOH-loh TYEH-neh sed
[SOH-loh TYEH-neh sed]
Phrase Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
just / only
Used to say you are only doing one thing and nothing more.
Solo estoy viendo, gracias, no necesito ayuda todavía.
I’m just looking, thanks, I don’t need help yet.
tiene
[TYEH-neh]
Has
Used to show possession or ownership.
¿Tiene usted una reservación?
Do you have a reservation?
sed
[sed]
thirst
Noun for thirst; 'tener sed' means to be thirsty.
Tengo mucha sed.
I'm very thirsty.
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