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How to Say ‘I'll look at it this week.’ in Spain Spanish

Lo miro esta semana.

loh MEE-roh ES-tah seh-MAH-nah

[loh MEE-roh ES-tah seh-MAH-nah]

Phrase Breakdown

Lo miro

loh MEE-roh

I'll look at it

The present tense is often used for the near future. 'Lo' means 'it' and goes before the verb.

Example

Lo miro mañana.

I'll look at it tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

[loh]

him/it (direct object pronoun)

Direct object pronoun; in context it can refer to Jesús (him) or an idea (it).

Example

A Jesús, lo vemos como alguien que enseña a amar al prójimo.

We see Jesus as someone who teaches us to love our neighbor.

miro

[MEE-roh]

I look at; I check

First person present of 'mirar'; here, to review something.

Example

Miro tu propuesta mañana.

I'll look at your proposal tomorrow.

esta semana.

ES-tah seh-MAH-nah

this week.

'Esta' (this) agrees with the feminine 'semana'. Stress: ES-ta se-MA-na.

Example

Trabajo mucho esta semana.

I'm working a lot this week.

Words in this phrase

esta

[ES-tah]

this

A demonstrative used to point to something near or currently being discussed.

Example

Esta calle siempre está llena a esta hora.

This street is always full at this time.

semana

[seh-MAH-nah]

week

A period of seven days.

Example

La semana pasada fui a una feria de empleo.

Last week I went to a job fair.

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