How to Say ‘It’s going to be a great tournament.’ in Mexican Spanish
Va a ser un gran torneo.
bah ah sehr oon grahn tohr-NEH-oh
[bah ah sehr oon grahn tohr-NEH-oh]
💬 Usage Tip: Excellent phrase for predictions. Notice how smooth and common "va a ser" sounds in conversation.
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Phrase Breakdown
Va
[bah]
is going
Part of a near-future expression meaning something is going to happen.
Va a ser un evento inolvidable.
It is going to be an unforgettable event.
a
[ah]
to
Connects the future phrase with the verb that follows.
Va a reunir a muchos países.
It is going to bring together many countries.
ser
[sehr]
be
The infinitive 'to be,' used after 'va a.'
Va a ser muy emocionante.
It is going to be very exciting.
un
[oon]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Será un torneo histórico.
It will be a historic tournament.
gran
[grahn]
great
Used before a noun to say something is great.
Será un gran espectáculo.
It will be a great show.
torneo
[tohr-NEH-oh]
tournament
A sports competition with multiple teams.
El torneo tendrá muchos partidos emocionantes.
The tournament will have many exciting matches.
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