How to Say ‘Look, this is for you.’ in Spain Spanish
Mira, esto es para ti.
MEE-rah es-to ehs pah-rah TEE
[MEE-rah es-to ehs pah-rah TEE]
Phrase Breakdown
Mira, esto es
MEE-rah es-to ehs
Look, this is
'Mira' (look) is often used to get someone's attention before showing them something. Pause briefly after it.
Mira, esto es mi casa.
Look, this is my house.
Words in this phrase
Mira
[MEE-rah]
look
An informal command telling someone to look.
Mira, acaba de entrar el balón.
Look, the ball just went in.
esto
[es-to]
this
Referring to a person or thing nearby or being indicated or mentioned.
Esto es importante.
This is important.
es
[ehs]
is
A form of the verb ser used to describe identity or essential characteristics.
«Es» muy familiar trabajar aquí.
Working here is very family-like.
para ti.
pah-rah TEE
for you.
Use 'ti' after prepositions such as 'para'. Say it with a short, clear 'i'.
Es para ti.
It's for you.
Words in this phrase
para
[pah-rah]
for
Intended to be given to or used by someone or something.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
ti
[TEE]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
Esto es para ti.
This is for you.
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