How to Say ‘The pizza delivery guy’ in Spain Spanish
El repartidor de pizza
ehl reh-par-tee-DOR deh PEET-sah
[ehl reh-par-tee-DOR deh PEET-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: repartidor comes from repartir "to hand out/deliver", and -dor marks the person who does it, like English "-er". Same pattern: trabajar → trabajador "worker".
Phrase Breakdown
El repartidor
ehl reh-par-tee-DOR
The delivery man
'Repartidor' means delivery person. It comes from 'repartir' (to deliver). Roll the first 'r' slightly and stress the last syllable: re-par-ti-DOR.
El repartidor llama a la puerta.
The delivery man knocks on the door.
Words in this phrase
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.
repartidor
[reh-par-tee-DOR]
delivery guy
A person who delivers goods or food.
El repartidor trae el paquete.
The delivery guy brings the package.
de pizza
deh PEET-sah
pizza (of pizza)
'De' links the two nouns: 'repartidor de pizza' literally means 'deliverer of pizza'. In Spain, 'pizza' is often said 'PIT-sa'.
Quiero una caja de pizza.
I want a pizza box.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
A common connector joining type with company.
En la pregunta ¿Qué tipo de empresa?, de conecta las ideas.
In the question What type of company?, de connects the ideas.
pizza
[PEET-sah]
pizza
The Italian dish, same word in Spanish.
Pedimos una pizza grande.
We ordered a large pizza.
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