How to Say ‘It also comes in red.’ in Spain Spanish
También la hay en rojo.
tahm-bee-EHN lah eye ehn ROH-hoh
[tahm-bee-EHN lah eye ehn ROH-hoh]
💬 Usage Tip: hay normally means "there is", but with la in front it means "it comes" or "it's available": la hay en rojo.
Phrase Breakdown
También la hay
tahm-bee-EHN lah eye
It also comes / there is also one
'La hay' means 'there is it/one'. The 'h' is silent, so say 'la AY'. Stress tam-BIÉN.
También la hay más grande.
It also comes bigger.
Words in this phrase
También
[tahm-bee-EHN]
also / too
Shows the compliment is being returned.
Me gusta tu look y tú también lo sabes.
I like your look and you know it too.
la
[lah]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to the reservation, table, or booking.
La prefiero para mañana por la noche.
I prefer it for tomorrow evening.
hay
[eye]
there is / there are
A form of haber used to say that something or someone exists.
«Hay» alguien disponible para orientar a los nuevos.
There is someone available to guide new people.
en rojo.
ehn ROH-hoh
in red.
Roll the 'r' at the start of 'rojo'. The 'j' is a throaty sound, like a strong 'h': RRO-ho.
Lo tengo en rojo.
I have it in red.
Words in this phrase
en
[ehn]
in
A preposition meaning inside or within a place, situation, or context.
En «En» mi empresa, todos colaboran bien.
In my company, everyone collaborates well.
rojo
[ROH-hoh]
Red
A color resembling that of blood.
El bolso es de color rojo.
The bag is red in color.
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