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How to Say ‘I don't understand this chart.’ in Spain Spanish

No entiendo este gráfico.

noh en-tee-EN-doh ES-teh GRAH-fee-koh

[noh en-tee-EN-doh ES-teh GRAH-fee-koh]

Phrase Breakdown

No entiendo

noh en-tee-EN-doh

I don't understand

'Entiendo' is the 'yo' form of 'entender' (to understand). Link the two words smoothly: no-en-TIEN-do.

Example

No entiendo la pregunta.

I don't understand the question.

Words in this phrase

No

[noh]

not

Basic negative word placed before the verb in Spanish.

Example

No veo el taxi aquí.

I do not see the taxi here.

entiendo

[en-tee-EN-doh]

I understand

First person singular of entender, used to show comprehension.

Example

Entiendo su explicación, pero tengo dudas.

I understand your explanation, but I have doubts.

este gráfico.

ES-teh GRAH-fee-koh

this chart.

'Este' means 'this' for masculine nouns. 'Gráfico' is stressed on the first syllable, as the accent shows: GRÁ-fi-co.

Example

Mira este gráfico.

Look at this chart.

Words in this phrase

este

[ES-teh]

this

A demonstrative word used to point to a nearby or current thing.

Example

En este momento, quiero aprender más sobre la empresa.

At this moment, I want to learn more about the company.

gráfico

[GRAH-fee-koh]

chart / graph

A visual diagram showing data; masculine noun.

Example

El gráfico muestra las ventas.

The chart shows the sales.

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