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How to Say ‘Guys, they have the Professor.’ in Spain Spanish

Chicos, tienen al Profesor.

CHEE-kohs tee-EH-nen ahl PROH-feh-sohr

[CHEE-kohs tee-EH-nen ahl PROH-feh-sohr]

🇪🇸 In Spain: Chicos is a very normal informal way to address your group in Spain, including mixed groups. It fits friends, teammates, or coworkers in a tense situation, but not a formal meeting.

Phrase Breakdown

Chicos

[CHEE-kohs]

Boys

A term used to address a group of young males or a mixed group.

Example

Los chicos juegan en el parque.

The boys play in the park.

Tienen al Profesor

tee-EH-nen ahl PROH-feh-sohr

Words in this phrase

tienen

[tee-EH-nen]

they have

Third person plural form of 'have', indicating possession.

Example

Chicos, tienen que estudiar.

Boys, you have to study.

[ahl]

the

A contraction of 'a el', used before singular masculine nouns.

Example

Me voy a encontrar al chico.

I am going to meet the boy.

Profesor

[PROH-feh-sohr]

Professor

A title or name for a person who teaches or is knowledgeable.

Example

Chicos, tienen al Profesor aquí.

Boys, you have the Professor here.

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