How to Say ‘Two cousins join us’ in Mexican Spanish
Se nos suman dos primos
seh nohs SOO-mahn dohs PREE-mohs
[seh nohs SOO-mahn dohs PREE-mohs]
💬 Usage Tip: sumarse "to add oneself" means to join a group. se nos suman is literally "they add themselves to us".
Phrase Breakdown
Se nos suman
seh nohs SOO-mahn
will join us
'Sumarse' means to join. Say 'se-nos-SU-man'.
Se nos suman más amigos.
More friends are joining us.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
(reflexive part of 'sumarse')
Reflexive pronoun; 'sumarse' means to join in.
Se suma mi hermana.
My sister is joining.
nos
[nohs]
us
Used by a speaker to refer to themselves and one or more other people.
Nos dieron un premio.
They gave us a prize.
suman
[SOO-mahn]
join / add
From 'sumar(se)'; people joining a group.
Se suman tres amigos.
Three friends are joining.
dos primos
dohs PREE-mohs
two cousins
Tap the 'r' lightly: 'dos PRI-mos'.
Tengo dos primos en Puebla.
I have two cousins in Puebla.
Words in this phrase
dos
[dohs]
Two
'Dos' is a cardinal number meaning two.
Tengo dos hermanos.
I have two brothers.
primos
[PREE-mohs]
cousins
Plural of 'primo'; children of your aunts and uncles.
Mis primos viven aquí.
My cousins live here.
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