How to Say ‘With the freshly washed pitcher’ in Mexican Spanish
Con la jarra recién lavada
kohn lah HAH-rrah rreh-SYEHN lah-BAH-dah
[kohn lah HAH-rrah rreh-SYEHN lah-BAH-dah]
Phrase Breakdown
Con la jarra
kohn lah HAH-rrah
With the pitcher
'Jarra' means a jug or pitcher. The 'j' is a breathy sound, like a strong English 'h', and the 'rr' is trilled: JA-rra.
Sirve agua con la jarra.
Serve water with the pitcher.
Words in this phrase
Con
[kohn]
with
Preposition meaning 'with'; shows accompaniment or a characteristic.
Con experiencia puedes aspirar a más.
With experience, you can aim for more.
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.”
jarra
[HAH-rrah]
pitcher
The milk-steaming pitcher used by baristas.
Lave la jarra, por favor.
Wash the pitcher, please.
recién lavada
rreh-SYEHN lah-BAH-dah
freshly washed
'Recién' means 'just' or 'freshly' and goes before a participle. Stress re-CIÉN and la-VA-da.
La ropa está recién lavada.
The clothes are freshly washed.
Words in this phrase
recién
[rreh-SYEHN]
freshly / just
Adverb meaning recently, placed before a past participle.
El pan está recién hecho.
The bread is freshly made.
lavada
[lah-BAH-dah]
washed
Feminine past participle of lavar, used as an adjective.
La taza está lavada.
The cup is washed.
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