How to Say ‘And some simple flowers.’ in Spain Spanish
Y unas flores sencillas.
ee OO-nahs FLOH-rehs sen-SEE-yahs
[ee OO-nahs FLOH-rehs sen-SEE-yahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [sencillas] changes to match the noun. Here it matches [flores], so it's plural feminine; compare [un regalo sencillo] and [unas flores sencillas].
Phrase Breakdown
Y unas flores
ee OO-nahs FLOH-rehs
And some flowers
Unas indicates an unspecified plural quantity: some.
Trajo unas flores.
He brought some flowers.
Words in this phrase
Y
[ee]
and
A conjunction adding another gift or idea to the conversation.
Y preparamos también café.
And we also prepared coffee.
unas
[OO-nahs]
some
Feminine plural indefinite article used with plural feminine nouns.
Traigo unas galletas para todos.
I’m bringing some cookies for everyone.
flores
[FLOH-rehs]
flowers
Flowers are a classic small present, especially when visiting someone’s home.
Las flores están sobre la mesa.
The flowers are on the table.
sencillas
[sen-SEE-yahs]
simple
Feminine plural adjective describing the flowers as modest and tasteful.
Prefiero flores sencillas para esta visita.
I prefer simple flowers for this visit.
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