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How to Say ‘They need many bearers’ in Mexican Spanish

Necesitan muchos cargadores

neh-seh-SEE-tahn MOO-chohs kar-gah-DOH-rehs

[neh-seh-SEE-tahn MOO-chohs kar-gah-DOH-rehs]

💬 Usage Tip: Adding -dor to a verb names the person who does it: cargar "to carry" becomes cargador. Same pattern: trabajar → trabajador "worker".

Phrase Breakdown

Necesitan

[neh-seh-SEE-tahn]

they need

Third-person plural present of 'necesitar', to need.

Example

Necesitan más ayuda.

They need more help.

muchos cargadores

MOO-chohs kar-gah-DOH-rehs

many carriers

'Cargadores' are the people who carry the platform. Stress DO: car-ga-DO-res. 'Muchos' agrees with the masculine plural noun.

Example

Hay muchos cargadores en la calle.

There are many carriers in the street.

Words in this phrase

muchos

[MOO-chohs]

many

Plural masculine of 'mucho'.

Example

Tengo muchos primos.

I have many cousins.

cargadores

[kar-gah-DOH-rehs]

bearers / carriers

People who carry the float on their shoulders in a procession.

Example

Los cargadores descansan un momento.

The bearers rest for a moment.

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