How to Say ‘Antonio is coming down right now’ in Spain Spanish
Antonio baja ahora mismo
an-TOH-nee-oh BAH-hah ah-OH-rah MEES-moh
[an-TOH-nee-oh BAH-hah ah-OH-rah MEES-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for something about to happen: baja means "is coming down". Another example: ahora vengo "I'll be right back".
Phrase Breakdown
Antonio baja
an-TOH-nee-oh BAH-hah
Antonio is coming down
'Bajar' means 'to go/come down', for example downstairs. Spanish often uses the present tense for the immediate future. The 'j' is a throaty 'h': 'BA-ha'.
Mi hermano baja enseguida.
My brother is coming down right away.
Words in this phrase
Antonio
[an-TOH-nee-oh]
Antonio
A male given name, also a city name.
Antonio fue mi amigo.
Antonio was my friend.
baja
[BAH-hah]
comes down
From 'bajar'; he/she comes or goes downstairs.
Mi padre baja en un minuto.
My father is coming down in a minute.
ahora mismo
ah-OH-rah MEES-moh
right now
'Mismo' adds emphasis: 'right now / in a moment'. The 'h' in 'ahora' is silent: 'a-O-ra'.
Voy ahora mismo.
I'm coming right now.
Words in this phrase
ahora
[ah-OH-rah]
now / right now
Ahora means now; it refers to the present moment.
Voy Ahora a pedir el café.
I’m going to order the coffee now.
mismo
[MEES-moh]
right away
Adds emphasis to ahora, so ahora mismo means right now or immediately.
Lo hago mismo no es correcto, pero ahora mismo sí.
I do it same is not correct, but right now is.
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