How to Say ‘Fifteen days’ in Mexican Spanish
Quince días
KEEN-seh DEE-ahs
[KEEN-seh DEE-ahs]
💬 Usage Tip: In quince, the qu sounds like k and the c sounds like s: (KEEN-seh). The same goes for catorce (kah-TOR-seh).
Phrase Breakdown
Quince
[KEEN-seh]
fifteen
The number 15; famous in Mexico for the 'quince años' celebration.
Mi prima cumple quince años.
My cousin turns fifteen.
días
[DEE-ahs]
days
Plural of 'día'; used in the morning greeting.
Tengo tres días libres.
I have three days off.
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