How to Say ‘This war’ in Mexican Spanish
Esta guerra
ehs-tah geh-rrah
[ehs-tah geh-rrah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: The language of war can often be used metaphorically in media and political discourse.
Phrase Breakdown
Esta
[ehs-tah]
this
Used to identify a specific person or thing that is close at hand or is being indicated or experienced.
Esta casa es grande.
This house is big.
guerra
[geh-rrah]
war
A state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country.
La guerra ha causado mucho sufrimiento.
The war has caused much suffering.
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