How to Say ‘It's the premiere, I swear.’ in Spain Spanish
Es el estreno, te lo juro.
ehs ehl es-TREH-noh teh loh HOO-roh
[ehs ehl es-TREH-noh teh loh HOO-roh]
Phrase Breakdown
Es el estreno,
ehs ehl es-TREH-noh
It's the first time,
Used humorously, 'estreno' means it's the first time using the line. Link the vowels together.
Es el estreno de mi vestido.
It's my dress's first outing.
Words in this phrase
Es
[ehs]
It is
The third person singular present form of the verb 'ser', meaning 'to be'.
Es mi primera vez en Madrid.
It is my first time in Madrid.
el
[ehl]
the
A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.
The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.
estreno
[es-TREH-noh]
debut / premiere
The first time something is used or shown.
Mañana es el estreno de la película.
Tomorrow is the film's premiere.
te lo juro.
teh loh HOO-roh
I swear.
Object pronouns 'te lo' come before the verb. Make the 'j' sound strong.
No fui yo, te lo juro.
It wasn't me, I swear.
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
to you
Indirect object pronoun used with quedar bien/mal to say how something suits someone.
Ese color te queda muy bien, en serio.
That color suits you very well, seriously.
lo
[loh]
it
A direct object pronoun meaning it, often referring to a plan, meeting, or task.
Lo confirmamos por correo después del evento.
We’ll confirm it by email after the event.
juro
[HOO-roh]
I swear
First person present of 'jurar'.
Juro que es verdad.
I swear it's true.
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