How to Say ‘That thing they're carrying’ in Mexican Spanish
Eso que cargan
EH-soh keh KAR-gahn
[EH-soh keh KAR-gahn]
💬 Usage Tip: eso que lets you point at something without knowing its name. It's handy when you don't know the word: eso que venden "that thing they're selling".
Phrase Breakdown
Eso
[EH-soh]
that
Refers to an idea, comment, or situation previously mentioned.
«Eso» se refiere a lo que la otra persona dijo.
“Eso” refers to what the other person said.
que
[keh]
that
Used to introduce a defining clause which specifies a person/thing previously mentioned.
La casa que compramos es grande.
The house that we bought is big.
cargan
[KAR-gahn]
they carry
Third-person plural present of 'cargar', to carry or bear a load.
Ellos cargan la imagen del santo.
They carry the image of the saint.
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