How to Say ‘There would be about twelve people.’ in Mexican Spanish
Seríamos unas doce personas.
seh-ree-AH-mohs OO-nahs DOH-seh pehr-SOH-nahs
[seh-ree-AH-mohs OO-nahs DOH-seh pehr-SOH-nahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a number, [unas] softens it to an estimate: [unas doce personas] = "about twelve people." You can reuse it with other numbers too, like [unas ocho mesas].
Phrase Breakdown
Seríamos
[seh-ree-AH-mohs]
we would be
Used to give an estimated headcount for your group.
Seríamos unas doce personas para la cena del sábado.
We would be about twelve people for Saturday's dinner.
Unas doce personas
OO-nahs DOH-seh pehr-SOH-nahs
about twelve people
'Unas' softens the number and means approximately.
Seríamos unas doce personas.
We would be about twelve people.
Words in this phrase
unas
[OO-nahs]
about
Used to make the number approximate rather than exact.
Unas quince personas confirmaron hasta ahora.
About fifteen people have confirmed so far.
doce
[DOH-seh]
twelve
A number used here to estimate group size.
Doce lugares serían suficientes para nosotros.
Twelve seats would be enough for us.
personas
[pehr-SOH-nahs]
people
The guests included in the reservation.
Las personas llegarán entre siete y ocho.
The people will arrive between seven and eight.
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