How to Say ‘I use a clean pitcher.’ in Mexican Spanish
Uso una jarra limpia.
OO-soh OO-nah HAH-rrah LEEM-pyah
[OO-soh OO-nah HAH-rrah LEEM-pyah]
Phrase Breakdown
Uso
[OO-soh]
I use
First-person present of 'usar' (to use).
Uso leche de soya.
I use soy milk.
una jarra limpia.
OO-nah HAH-rrah LEEM-pyah
a clean pitcher.
In Spanish the adjective comes after the noun. Roll the 'rr' in 'jarra'.
Necesito una jarra limpia.
I need a clean pitcher.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'one.'
Una reclutadora me dio su tarjeta hoy.
A recruiter gave me her card today.
jarra
[HAH-rrah]
pitcher / jug
Feminine noun for a container for pouring, like a milk pitcher.
Usa la jarra limpia.
Use the clean pitcher.
limpia
[LEEM-pyah]
clean
Feminine adjective meaning clean, not used or contaminated.
La taza está limpia.
The cup is clean.
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