How to Say ‘Could it be a bit away?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Podría estar un poco apartada?
poh-DREE-ah es-TAHR oon POH-koh ah-pahr-TAH-dah
[poh-DREE-ah es-TAHR oon POH-koh ah-pahr-TAH-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Apartada ends in -a because it describes la mesa "the table", even though the table isn't named. For a room you'd say apartado.
Phrase Breakdown
¿Podría estar
poh-DREE-ah es-TAHR
Could it be
'Podría' is a polite conditional. Stress 'po-DRÍ-a'.
¿Podría estar listo hoy?
Could it be ready today?
Words in this phrase
Podría
[poh-DREE-ah]
could it
Conditional of 'poder', used for polite requests.
¿Podría traer agua?
Could you bring water?
estar
[es-TAHR]
be
Infinitive form of 'to be', relates to location or state.
Voy a estar en casa.
I am going to be home.
un poco apartada?
oon POH-koh ah-pahr-TAH-dah
a bit out of the way?
'Apartada' means set apart and agrees with 'mesa'. Raise your voice at the end.
La casa está un poco apartada.
The house is a bit out of the way.
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a / an
Masculine singular indefinite article used before a noun.
Busco un entorno donde pueda crecer profesionalmente.
I am looking for an environment where I can grow professionally.
poco
[POH-koh]
little / bit
'Un poco' means 'a bit, somewhat'.
Está un poco lejos.
It's a bit far.
apartada
[ah-pahr-TAH-dah]
away / set apart
Feminine adjective meaning located at a distance from something.
La casa está apartada del pueblo.
The house is away from the village.
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