How to Say ‘Yes, it's more than two hundred years old.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sí, tiene más de doscientos años.
see TYEH-neh mahs deh dohs-SYEHN-tohs AH-nyohs
[see TYEH-neh mahs deh dohs-SYEHN-tohs AH-nyohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a number, "more than" is más de, not más que. So más de cien "more than a hundred".
Phrase Breakdown
Sí, tiene
see TYEH-neh
Yes, it has
'Sí' (with an accent) means 'yes'. Pause briefly at the comma, then say 'tiene' (TYEH-neh).
Sí, tiene mucha historia.
Yes, it has a lot of history.
Words in this phrase
Sí
[see]
yes
Basic word used to give an affirmative answer.
Sí, me interesa conocer más vacantes.
Yes, I'm interested in learning about more openings.
tiene
[TYEH-neh]
has
Used to show possession or ownership.
Ella tiene un auto nuevo.
She has a new car.
más de doscientos años.
mahs deh dohs-SYEHN-tohs AH-nyohs
more than two hundred years.
Before a number, 'más de' means 'more than'. Pronounce it smoothly: MAHS deh dos-SYEN-tos AH-nyos.
El árbol tiene más de doscientos años.
The tree is more than two hundred years old.
Words in this phrase
más
[mahs]
more
Adverb or determiner meaning 'more'; used to increase quantity or degree.
Quiero más retos en mi trabajo.
I want more challenges in my job.
de
[deh]
than
After 'más' with numbers, 'de' means 'than'.
Hay más de cien personas.
There are more than a hundred people.
doscientos
[dohs-SYEHN-tohs]
two hundred
The number 200.
Cuesta doscientos pesos.
It costs two hundred pesos.
años
[AH-nyohs]
years
Plural of 'año'; used to talk about age.
Mi hermano tiene diez años.
My brother is ten years old.
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