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How to Say ‘We use the same pitcher’ in Mexican Spanish

Usamos la misma jarra

oo-SAH-mohs lah MEES-mah HAH-rrah

[oo-SAH-mohs lah MEES-mah HAH-rrah]

💬 Usage Tip: mismo changes its ending to match its noun: la misma jarra but el mismo vaso "the same glass".

Phrase Breakdown

Usamos

[oo-SAH-mohs]

we use

Present tense 'we' form of usar.

Example

Usamos leche fresca.

We use fresh milk.

la misma jarra

lah MEES-mah HAH-rrah

the same pitcher

'Jarra' is a pitcher or jug. The 'j' is a breathy 'h,' and the 'rr' is rolled.

Example

Una jarra de agua.

A pitcher of water.

Words in this phrase

la

[lah]

the

Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.

Example

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.

Example

Pedimos la misma bebida.

We ordered the same drink.

jarra

[HAH-rrah]

pitcher / jug

Container; in cafés, the metal pitcher for steaming milk.

Example

La jarra está caliente.

The pitcher is hot.

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