How to Say ‘We get quite full’ in Spain Spanish
Se nos llena bastante
seh nos YEH-nah bahs-TAN-teh
[seh nos YEH-nah bahs-TAN-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "it fills up on us": the restaurant is the thing that fills, and nos shows who it affects. Same shape: se me olvidó "I forgot".
Phrase Breakdown
Se nos llena
seh nos YEH-nah
It gets full on us
'Llenarse' means 'to get full'. 'Nos' shows it affects the speakers. In Spain, 'll' sounds like the 'y' in 'yes': YE-na.
Los domingos se nos llena el bar.
On Sundays our bar gets full.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
(reflexive, gets)
Reflexive particle making 'llenar' mean 'to get full'.
El bar se llena pronto.
The bar gets full early.
nos
[nos]
us
Pronoun used to indicate a group including the speaker.
Nos invitaron a la fiesta.
They invited us to the party.
llena
[YEH-nah]
fills up
From 'llenarse', to become full.
La sala se llena rápido.
The room fills up fast.
bastante
[bahs-TAN-teh]
quite / fairly
Adverb used to soften or moderate a description.
Bastante gente valora una cultura de apoyo.
Quite a lot of people value a supportive culture.
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