How to Say ‘It's some chocolates.’ in Spain Spanish
Son unos bombones.
sohn OO-nohs bohm-BOH-nehs
[sohn OO-nohs bohm-BOH-nehs]
🇪🇸 In Spain: A box of chocolates or a bottle of wine is the standard, safe gift when you're invited to a Spanish home. It's especially fitting for in-laws.
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[sohn]
they are / it is
Used to give a price in Spanish.
Son cinco euros por dejar el coche en la entrada.
It is five euros to leave the car at the entrance.
unos
[OO-nohs]
some; a few; about
Makes the time period approximate: “a few.”
Desde hace unos años, comparto mi fe en Jesús con naturalidad.
For a few years now, I’ve been sharing my faith in Jesus naturally.
bombones
[bohm-BOH-nehs]
chocolates
Individual filled chocolates, a typical gift.
Traje una caja de bombones.
I brought a box of chocolates.
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