How to Say ‘The State has begun this war.’ in Mexican Spanish
El Estado ha iniciado esta guerra.
el es-TA-do a i-ni-SYA-do ES-ta GE-rra
[el es-TA-do a i-ni-SYA-do ES-ta GE-rra]
Phrase Breakdown
El Estado
el es-TA-do
Words in this phrase
El
[el]
the
Definite article used before singular or plural nouns that are specific or certain.
El viaje fue largo.
The journey was long.
Estado
[es-TA-do]
state
A nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government.
El Estado regula las leyes.
The State regulates the laws.
Ha iniciado
a i-ni-SYA-do
Words in this phrase
ha
[a]
has
Third person singular present of 'have'. Used to form the perfect tense.
Él ha comido.
He has eaten.
iniciado
[i-ni-SYA-do]
begun
Past participle of begin; started.
Han iniciado los preparativos.
They have begun the preparations.
Esta guerra
ES-ta GE-rra
Words in this phrase
esta
[ES-ta]
this
Used to identify a specific person or thing that is close at hand or is being indicated or experienced.
Este libro es interesante.
This book is interesting.
guerra
[GE-rra]
war
A state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country.
La guerra fue dolorosa.
The war was painful.
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