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How to Say ‘It would be seventy-five’ in Mexican Spanish

Serían setenta y cinco

seh-REE-ahn seh-TEN-tah ee SEEN-koh

[seh-REE-ahn seh-TEN-tah ee SEEN-koh]

💬 Usage Tip: serían "it would be" is a softened way to state a total. It's common at registers in Mexico and doesn't imply any doubt about the price.

Phrase Breakdown

Serían

[seh-REE-ahn]

would they be / would it be

Conditional of 'ser'; used politely to confirm details.

Example

¿Serían dos personas?

Would it be two people?

setenta y cinco

seh-TEN-tah ee SEEN-koh

seventy-five

Say 'setenta y' as 'se-TEN-tai.' 'Cinco' sounds like 'SEEN-ko' in Mexico.

Example

Tengo setenta y cinco pesos.

I have seventy-five pesos.

Words in this phrase

setenta

[seh-TEN-tah]

seventy

The number 70.

Example

Mi abuela tiene setenta años.

My grandmother is seventy years old.

y

[ee]

and

A conjunction used to join words or ideas.

Example

«Y» conecta «trabajo» y «vida personal».

“Y” connects “work” and “personal life.”

cinco

[SEEN-koh]

five

The number after four.

Example

Cinco días son una semana productiva.

Five days make a productive week.

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