How to Say ‘We use the same pitcher for all of them’ in Mexican Spanish
Usamos la misma jarra para todas
oo-SAH-mohs lah MEES-mah HAH-rrah pah-rah TOH-dahs
[oo-SAH-mohs lah MEES-mah HAH-rrah pah-rah TOH-dahs]
Phrase Breakdown
Usamos la misma jarra
oo-SAH-mohs lah MEES-mah HAH-rrah
We use the same pitcher
This is the main statement. Pause slightly after 'jarra.'
Usamos la misma taza.
We use the same cup.
Words in this phrase
Usamos
[oo-SAH-mohs]
we use
Present tense 'we' form of usar.
Usamos leche fresca.
We use fresh milk.
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.”
misma
[MEES-mah]
same
Feminine adjective meaning identical or the very same.
Pedimos la misma bebida.
We ordered the same drink.
jarra
[HAH-rrah]
pitcher / jug
Container; in cafés, the metal pitcher for steaming milk.
La jarra está caliente.
The pitcher is hot.
para todas
pah-rah TOH-dahs
for all of them
'Todas' is feminine because it refers to 'las leches' (the milks). In casual speech, 'para' is often said as 'pa.'
Hay café para todas.
There's coffee for everyone.
Words in this phrase
para
[pah-rah]
for
Used to indicate the purpose or destination.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
todas
[TOH-dahs]
all / every
Feminine plural of 'todo'; with 'las' means every.
Leo todas las noches.
I read every night.
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