How to Say ‘It shares a bit of noise’ in Mexican Spanish
Comparte un poco de ruido
kohm-PAHR-teh oon POH-koh deh RWEE-doh
[kohm-PAHR-teh oon POH-koh deh RWEE-doh]
Phrase Breakdown
Comparte
[kohm-PAHR-teh]
shares
Used to say a space shares something with another area, such as noise.
La sección semi privada comparte sonido con el salón principal.
The semi-private section shares sound with the main dining room.
un
[oon]
a / one
An indefinite article used before masculine singular nouns.
Hay un espacio disponible cerca de la ventana.
There is a space available near the window.
poco
[POH-koh]
a little
Indicates a small amount, often used to soften a description.
Hay un poco de separación entre las mesas.
There is a little separation between the tables.
de
[deh]
of
A common preposition used to connect quantities or relationships.
Escuchamos un poco de música desde esa área.
We hear a bit of music from that area.
ruido
[RWEE-doh]
noise
Refers to sound, often unwanted or distracting in a dining area.
Comparte un poco de ruido en horas pico.
It shares a little noise during peak hours.
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