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How to Say ‘They're singing one that's similar.’ in Spain Spanish

Están cantando uno parecido.

ehs-tahn kahn-TAHN-doh U-no pah-reh-SEE-doh

[ehs-tahn kahn-TAHN-doh U-no pah-reh-SEE-doh]

Phrase Breakdown

Están cantando

ehs-tahn kahn-TAHN-doh

They're calling out

This is the present progressive of 'cantar'. Here it means announcing the lottery numbers.

Example

Están cantando el gordo.

They're calling out the jackpot.

Words in this phrase

Están

[ehs-tahn]

they are

The third person plural form of 'estar', indicating an action happening now.

Example

Están resolviendo el problema.

They are solving the problem.

cantando

[kahn-TAHN-doh]

singing

Gerund of 'cantar'; announcing numbers by singing.

Example

Están cantando el premio.

They are singing out the prize.

uno parecido.

U-no pah-reh-SEE-doh

a similar one.

'Uno' stands for 'un número'. 'Parecido' means similar, with stress on '-CI-'.

Example

Tengo uno parecido.

I have a similar one.

Words in this phrase

uno

[U-no]

one

Refers to a single unit or person within a group.

Example

Uno de mis amigos es médico.

One of my friends is a doctor.

parecido

[pah-reh-SEE-doh]

similar

Adjective meaning alike or close to something else.

Example

Tu número es parecido al mío.

Your number is similar to mine.

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