How to Say ‘Now I can hear you’ in Spain Spanish
Ahora sí te oigo
ah-oh-rah see teh OY-goh
[ah-oh-rah see teh OY-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: An extra sí before the verb adds emphasis, like "actually" or "now I really do." Ahora sí entiendo "Now I really understand."
Phrase Breakdown
Ahora sí
ah-oh-rah see
now (yes)
'Ahora' means 'now'. 'Sí' adds emphasis, like 'now I really do'. Say it 'ah-OH-rah SEE'; the 'h' is silent.
Ahora sí funciona.
Now it works.
Words in this phrase
Ahora
[ah-oh-rah]
Now
At the present time, immediately or at once.
Ahora es el momento de actuar.
Now is the time to act.
sí
[see]
indeed / really
Used before a verb for emphasis, contrasting with a previous negative.
Ahora sí lo entiendo.
Now I really understand it.
te oigo
teh OY-goh
I hear you
'Te' means 'you' (informal) and 'oigo' means 'I hear'. Link the words smoothly: 'teh-OY-go'.
No te oigo bien.
I can't hear you well.
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
you
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you'.
Si no lo entiendes, que te den.
If you don’t understand it, screw you then.
oigo
[OY-goh]
I hear
First person present of 'oír', to hear.
Te oigo perfectamente.
I hear you perfectly.
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