How to Say ‘My chest measures ninety-eight.’ in Spain Spanish
Mi pecho mide noventa y ocho.
mee PEH-choh MEE-deh noh-BEN-tah ee OH-choh
[mee PEH-choh MEE-deh noh-BEN-tah ee OH-choh]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi pecho mide
mee PEH-choh MEE-deh
My chest measures
Introduces the chest measurement.
Mi pecho mide mucho.
My chest measures a lot.
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
my
Possessive adjective meaning belonging to me.
Mi pecho mide noventa y ocho.
My chest measures ninety-eight.
pecho
[PEH-choh]
chest
The front upper body area above the stomach.
Mi pecho se expande al respirar.
My chest expands when I breathe.
mide
[MEE-deh]
measures / is
Verb for expressing size or dimension.
Mi pecho mide exactamente eso.
My chest measures exactly that.
Noventa y ocho.
noh-BEN-tah ee OH-choh
ninety-eight.
The chest measurement is given as 98, understood as centimeters in context.
Noventa y ocho centímetros.
Ninety-eight centimeters.
Words in this phrase
noventa
[noh-BEN-tah]
ninety
The number 90.
Noventa centímetros sería menos.
Ninety centimeters would be less.
y
[ee]
and
Links number parts together.
Noventa y ocho es una buena referencia.
Ninety-eight is a good reference.
ocho
[OH-choh]
eight
The number 8.
Ocho más serían demasiados.
Eight more would be too many.
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