How to Say ‘Although the judge has ordered’ in Spain Spanish
Aunque el juez ha decretado
aun-keh ehl hoo-ehz ah deh-kreh-tah-doh
[aun-keh ehl hoo-ehz ah deh-kreh-tah-doh]
Phrase Breakdown
Aunque
[aun-keh]
Although
Introduces a contrasting idea.
Aunque llueva, saldré a correr.
Although it rains, I will go out for a run.
el
[ehl]
the
Referring to a specific item or person.
El coche está estacionado afuera.
The car is parked outside.
juez
[hoo-ehz]
judge
A public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law.
El juez tomó la decisión final.
The judge made the final decision.
ha
[ah]
has
The third person singular form of 'haber', used as an auxiliary.
Ha dejado el documento en casa.
He has left the document at home.
decretado
[deh-kreh-tah-doh]
decreed
To order or make a decision through a formal statement.
Ha decretado un fallo justo.
He has decreed a fair ruling.
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