How to Say ‘New things’ in Mexican Spanish
Cosas nuevas
KOH-sahs NWEH-bahs
[KOH-sahs NWEH-bahs]
💬 Usage Tip: The describing word usually comes after the noun and matches it: cosas is feminine plural, so nuevo becomes nuevas.
Phrase Breakdown
Cosas
[KOH-sahs]
things
Plural of 'cosa', a general word for objects or matters.
Tengo muchas cosas que hacer.
I have many things to do.
nuevas
[NWEH-bahs]
new
Describes opportunities that are recent, different, or not yet tried.
Busco «Nuevas» opciones en mi carrera.
I am looking for “new” options in my career.
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