How to Say ‘Mainly we have been running.’ in Mexican Spanish
Principalmente hemos estado corriendo.
preen-see-pal-men-teh eh-mohs es-tah-doh koh-ree-en-doh
[preen-see-pal-men-teh eh-mohs es-tah-doh koh-ree-en-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Adverbs like 'principalmente' typically precede verbs in Spanish.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Jogging in public areas like parks is a common activity in urban areas.
Phrase Breakdown
Principalmente
[preen-see-pal-men-teh]
mainly
For the most part; largely.
Principalmente trabajamos en equipo.
We mainly work as a team.
hemos estado
eh-mohs es-tah-doh
we have been
Indicates an ongoing activity or state.
Hemos estado ocupados.
We have been busy.
Words in this phrase
hemos
[eh-mohs]
we have
First person plural in present perfect.
Hemos visto eso.
We have seen that.
estado
[es-tah-doh]
been
Used with 'have' to express a duration.
Hemos estado aquí.
We have been here.
corriendo.
koh-ree-en-doh
running.
Refers to the action of moving swiftly on foot.
Nos gusta correr por la mañana.
We like to run in the morning.
Words in this phrase
corriendo
[koh-ree-en-doh]
running
The act of moving rapidly on foot.
Corriendo mantengo la forma.
Running keeps me in shape.
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