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How to Say ‘Guacamole has avocado.’ in Mexican Spanish

El guacamole tiene aguacate.

el gwah-kah-MOH-leh TYEH-neh ah-gwah-KAH-teh

[el gwah-kah-MOH-leh TYEH-neh ah-gwah-KAH-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

El guacamole

el gwah-kah-MOH-leh

The guacamole

Say 'ehl gwah-kah-MOH-leh'. The final 'e' is pronounced, never silent.

Example

El guacamole está fresco.

The guacamole is fresh.

Words in this phrase

El

[el]

the

Masculine singular definite article.

Example

«El» acompaña al sustantivo en «El crecimiento».

“El” accompanies the noun in “The growth.”

guacamole

[gwah-kah-MOH-leh]

guacamole

A Mexican dip made of mashed avocado, often with onion, chile, tomato and lime.

Example

Quiero tacos con guacamole.

I want tacos with guacamole.

tiene aguacate.

TYEH-neh ah-gwah-KAH-teh

has avocado.

Say 'TYEH-neh ah-gwah-KAH-teh'. 'Tiene' means 'it has'.

Example

La torta tiene aguacate.

The sandwich has avocado.

Words in this phrase

tiene

[TYEH-neh]

Has

Used to show possession or ownership.

Example

¿Tiene usted una reservación?

Do you have a reservation?

aguacate

[ah-gwah-KAH-teh]

avocado

The green fruit used in many Mexican dishes; the word comes from Nahuatl.

Example

El aguacate está maduro.

The avocado is ripe.

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