How to Say ‘We can go up to thirty thousand.’ in Spain Spanish
Podemos llegar a treinta mil.
po-de-mos yeh-GAHR ah TRAYN-tah meel
[po-de-mos yeh-GAHR ah TRAYN-tah meel]
💬 Usage Tip: llegar usually means "to arrive", but llegar a plus a figure means "to reach" that amount. It's handy for any limit: podemos llegar a cuatro días "we can go up to four days".
Phrase Breakdown
Podemos llegar
po-de-mos yeh-GAHR
We can go up
'Llegar a' here means 'to reach' an amount. In Spain 'll' is usually pronounced like the English 'y': ye-GAR.
Podemos llegar a las diez.
We can arrive at ten.
Words in this phrase
Podemos
[po-de-mos]
we can
First person plural ability or possibility.
Podemos intentar nuevamente.
We can try again.
llegar
[yeh-GAHR]
to reach
Here 'llegar a' means to go up to a figure or amount.
El precio puede llegar a cien euros.
The price can reach a hundred euros.
a treinta mil.
ah TRAYN-tah meel
to thirty thousand.
Keep 'a' attached to the number. Stress TREIN-ta.
El precio sube a treinta mil.
The price goes up to thirty thousand.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
A preposition used before an infinitive verb.
Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.
He is willing to collaborate with the team.
treinta
[TRAYN-tah]
thirty
The number 30; from 31 on, numbers use 'y' as separate words.
Abril tiene treinta días.
April has thirty days.
mil
[meel]
thousand
Number 1,000; used after another number to form thousands.
Gana treinta mil al año.
He earns thirty thousand a year.
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