How to Say ‘You've tried it’ in Spain Spanish
La has probado
lah ahs proh-BAH-doh
[lah ahs proh-BAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: La means "it" because it stands in for la frase "the line". For a masculine thing like el truco "the trick", it would be lo has probado.
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to the reservation, table, or booking.
La prefiero para mañana por la noche.
I prefer it for tomorrow evening.
has
[ahs]
you have
Used to indicate possession or experience in the present perfect.
Tienes lo que has pedido.
You have what you asked for.
probado
[proh-BAH-doh]
tried
Past participle of 'probar', to try or test.
¿Has probado la tortilla?
Have you tried the omelette?
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