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How to Say ‘The thing about her cousin Marta’ in Spain Spanish

Lo de su prima Marta

loh deh soo PREE-mah MAR-tah

[loh deh soo PREE-mah MAR-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: lo de plus a person or thing means "the business about" or "that whole thing with". It lets you mention news without naming it: lo de tu trabajo "the thing with your job".

Phrase Breakdown

Lo de su prima

loh deh soo PREE-mah

The thing about her cousin

'Lo de...' means 'the matter/news about...'. 'Prima' means female cousin.

Example

¿Sabes lo de su prima?

Do you know about her cousin?

Words in this phrase

Lo

[loh]

the thing, the matter

Neuter article; 'lo de' means 'the business about'.

Example

¿Sabes lo de Juan?

Do you know about Juan?

de

[deh]

of

A common connector joining type with company.

Example

En la pregunta ¿Qué tipo de empresa?, de conecta las ideas.

In the question What type of company?, de connects the ideas.

su

[soo]

her

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

Example

Ana visita a su madre.

Ana visits her mother.

prima

[PREE-mah]

cousin (female)

The daughter of your uncle or aunt.

Example

Mi prima estudia en Madrid.

My cousin studies in Madrid.

Marta

[MAR-tah]

Marta (name)

A common Spanish female name.

Example

Marta vive en Sevilla.

Marta lives in Seville.

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