How to Say ‘Some chocolates for everyone.’ in Mexican Spanish
Unos chocolates para todos.
OO-nohs choh-koh-LAH-tehs PAH-rah TOH-dohs
[OO-nohs choh-koh-LAH-tehs PAH-rah TOH-dohs]
Phrase Breakdown
Unos chocolates
OO-nohs choh-koh-LAH-tehs
Some chocolates
A small plural gift; 'unos' means an unspecified amount.
Traje unos chocolates.
I brought some chocolates.
Words in this phrase
Unos
[OO-nohs]
some
“Unos” introduces plural masculine nouns like “chocolates.”
Compré unos dulces para la reunión.
I bought some sweets for the gathering.
chocolates
[choh-koh-LAH-tehs]
chocolates
“Chocolates” are an easy, shareable present for a family visit.
Estos chocolates son de una tienda local.
These chocolates are from a local shop.
Para todos
PAH-rah TOH-dohs
For everyone
Indicates the chocolates are meant to be shared by the group.
Hay pastel para todos.
There is cake for everyone.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
for
“Para” marks the recipient or purpose.
Este café es para los invitados.
This coffee is for the guests.
todos
[TOH-dohs]
everyone
“Todos” refers to the whole group, such as the whole family.
Hay sillas para todos en el patio.
There are chairs for everyone on the patio.
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