How to Say ‘It's about the meeting.’ in Mexican Spanish
Es sobre la reunión.
ess SOH-breh lah rreh-oo-NYOHN
[ess SOH-breh lah rreh-oo-NYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: sobre means "about" here, not just "on top of." Swap in any topic: Es sobre el pedido "It's about the order."
Phrase Breakdown
Es sobre
ess SOH-breh
It's about
Use this to give the reason for a call. The B is soft, almost like a V: 'SO-bre'.
Es sobre el pedido.
It's about the order.
Words in this phrase
Es
[ess]
it is
Used to describe a person, group, or culture.
En «Es cercana.», «Es» introduce la descripción.
In “It is close-knit,” “Es” introduces the description.
sobre
[SOH-breh]
about
Preposition used to introduce a topic.
Sobre ese punto, tengo otra pregunta.
About that point, I have another question.
la reunión.
lah rreh-oo-NYOHN
the meeting.
Say 're-u-NYON' with a strong R at the start and stress on the last syllable.
La reunión es mañana.
The meeting is tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.
La frase «La cultura de trabajo» empieza con «La».
The phrase “The work culture” begins with “La.”
reunión
[rreh-oo-NYOHN]
meeting
Feminine noun for a gathering of people, like a work meeting.
Tengo una reunión a las tres.
I have a meeting at three.
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