How to Say ‘My arm is thirty-two centimeters long.’ in Spain Spanish
Mi brazo mide treinta y dos centímetros.
mee BRAH-thoh MEE-deh TRAYN-tah ee dohs then-TEE-meh-tros
[mee BRAH-thoh MEE-deh TRAYN-tah ee dohs then-TEE-meh-tros]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi brazo mide
mee BRAH-thoh MEE-deh
My arm measures
Introduces the measurement of the arm.
Mi brazo mide bastante.
My arm measures quite a lot.
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
my
Shows possession; belonging to me.
Mi brazo mide treinta y dos centímetros.
My arm measures thirty-two centimeters.
brazo
[BRAH-thoh]
arm
The upper limb of the body.
Mi brazo está un poco tenso.
My arm is a little tense.
mide
[MEE-deh]
measures / is
Used to express physical dimensions.
Mi brazo mide treinta y dos centímetros hoy.
My arm measures thirty-two centimeters today.
Treinta y dos centímetros.
TRAYN-tah ee dohs then-TEE-meh-tros
thirty-two centimeters.
The length is given in centimeters.
Treinta y dos centímetros es la medida.
Thirty-two centimeters is the measurement.
Words in this phrase
treinta
[TRAYN-tah]
thirty
The number 30.
Treinta centímetros no es mucho.
Thirty centimeters is not much.
y
[ee]
and
Joins numbers to form larger numbers.
Treinta y dos es la medida.
Thirty-two is the measurement.
dos
[dohs]
two
The number 2.
Dos centímetros más serían demasiado.
Two more centimeters would be too much.
centímetros
[then-TEE-meh-tros]
centimeters
Metric units for short lengths and body measurements.
Los centímetros ayudan a medir con precisión.
Centimeters help measure precisely.
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