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How to Say ‘Her tortilla is the best.’ in Spain Spanish

Su tortilla es la mejor.

soo tor-TEE-yah ehs lah meh-HOR

[soo tor-TEE-yah ehs lah meh-HOR]

Phrase Breakdown

Su tortilla

soo tor-TEE-yah

Her tortilla

In Spain, 'tortilla' means a potato omelette. In Spain 'll' sounds like 'y': tor-TI-ya.

Example

Me encanta la tortilla.

I love Spanish omelette.

Words in this phrase

Su

[soo]

her

Possessive adjective: his, her, your (formal), their.

Example

Ana visita a su madre.

Ana visits her mother.

tortilla

[tor-TEE-yah]

omelette (Spanish potato omelette)

In Spain, a thick omelette made with eggs and potatoes, sometimes onion.

Example

La tortilla de patatas es muy típica.

The potato omelette is very typical.

es la mejor.

ehs lah meh-HOR

is the best.

'La' agrees with the feminine 'tortilla'. Stress me-JOR.

Example

Esta paella es la mejor.

This paella is the best.

Words in this phrase

es

[ehs]

is

A form of the verb ser used to describe identity or essential characteristics.

Example

«Es» muy familiar trabajar aquí.

Working here is very family-like.

la

[lah]

the

A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.

The people in that company seem kind.

mejor

[meh-HOR]

best

With 'el', 'mejor' means 'the best'.

Example

Es el mejor jugador.

He's the best player.

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