How do you say "I want a blue one." in Spain Spanish?

"I want a blue one." in Spain Spanish is "Quiero una azul.". This phrase is commonly used in Spain.

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How to Say ‘I want a blue one.’ in Spain Spanish

Q: What does "Quiero una azul." mean in English?

"Quiero una azul." means "I want a blue one." in English. Usage tip: Spanish often uses the article plus the color instead of repeating the noun: [una azul] = "a blue one." You can reuse this with other colors: [una blanca], [una negra].

Quiero una azul.

kee-EH-roh OO-nah ah-SOOL

[kee-EH-roh OO-nah ah-SOOL]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the article plus the color instead of repeating the noun: [una azul] = "a blue one." You can reuse this with other colors: [una blanca], [una negra].

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero

[kee-EH-roh]

I want

First person singular of querer in the present tense. It expresses desire or preference.

Example

Quiero una azul para la fiesta.

I want a blue one for the party.

Una azul

OO-nah ah-SOOL

A blue one

Una refers to a feminine noun already understood from context; azul describes its colour.

Example

Prefiero una azul.

I prefer a blue one.

Words in this phrase

una

[OO-nah]

a / one

Feminine singular indefinite article. It can mean a or one depending on context.

Example

Quiero una azul y otra roja.

I want a blue one and another red one.

azul

[ah-SOOL]

blue

A color adjective meaning blue. It often refers back to a feminine noun left understood.

Example

Quiero la falda azul.

I want the blue skirt.

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