How to Say ‘And for the important data?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Y para los datos importantes?
ee PAH-rah lohs DAH-tohs eem-por-TAHN-tehs
[ee PAH-rah lohs DAH-tohs eem-por-TAHN-tehs]
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and
Conjunction used to connect words or introduce another question or idea.
¿Y mañana qué hacemos?
And what are we doing tomorrow?
Para los datos importantes
PAH-rah lohs DAH-tohs eem-por-TAHN-tehs
for the important data
Explains the purpose or category being discussed: the important information.
Dejamos espacio para los datos importantes.
We leave space for the important data.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
for
Preposition used to indicate purpose or use.
Necesito una carpeta para mis papeles.
I need a folder for my papers.
los
[lohs]
the
Plural masculine definite article.
Los colores son muy vivos.
The colors are very vivid.
datos
[DAH-tohs]
data; information
Plural noun meaning pieces of information or data.
Estos datos son correctos.
This data is correct.
importantes
[eem-por-TAHN-tehs]
important
Plural adjective describing things that matter a lot.
Los detalles importantes van primero.
The important details go first.
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