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How to Say ‘It's a blood pressure thing.’ in Spain Spanish

Es cosa de la tensión.

ess KOH-sah deh lah tehn-SYOHN

[ess KOH-sah deh lah tehn-SYOHN]

Phrase Breakdown

Es cosa de

ess KOH-sah deh

It's because of

This phrase introduces the reason for something.

Example

Es cosa de tu madre.

That's your mother's doing.

Words in this phrase

Es

[ess]

it is / is

Form of ser used to describe something or someone.

Example

Es una empresa que parece muy humana.

It is a company that seems very people-oriented.

cosa

[KOH-sah]

thing

A general noun for an object or matter.

Example

Es una cosa importante.

It's an important thing.

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.

la tensión.

lah tehn-SYOHN

blood pressure

In Spain, 'la tensión' commonly means blood pressure. Stress 'ten-SIÓN'.

Example

Tengo la tensión alta.

I have high blood pressure.

Words in this phrase

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.

tensión

[tehn-SYOHN]

blood pressure

Short for 'tensión arterial'.

Example

Tengo la tensión alta.

I have high blood pressure.

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