How to Say ‘Those are the expenses.’ in Mexican Spanish
Son los gastos.
son lohs GAHS-tos
[son lohs GAHS-tos]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish doesn't need a separate word for "those" here. son "they are" does the whole job when you point at something.
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[son]
are
Third person plural present form of 'to be'.
Ellos son simpáticos.
They are nice.
los
[lohs]
the
Definite article used to refer to a specific person or thing recognized by the speakers.
Los niños están en el parque.
The children are in the park.
gastos
[GAHS-tos]
expenses
Plural noun for money spent, costs of a business or person.
Los gastos de la oficina son altos.
The office expenses are high.
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