How to Say ‘Two small children’ in Spain Spanish
Dos niños pequeños
dos NEE-nyohs peh-KEH-nyohs
[dos NEE-nyohs peh-KEH-nyohs]
💬 Usage Tip: The describing word comes after the noun and takes the same plural ending: niños pequeños. One child would be un niño pequeño.
Phrase Breakdown
Dos
[dos]
two
Equivalent to the sum of one and one.
Tengo dos hermanos.
I have two brothers.
niños
[NEE-nyohs]
children
Plural of niño, meaning children or kids.
Los niños necesitan una trona a veces.
Children sometimes need a high chair.
pequeños
[peh-KEH-nyohs]
small
Plural adjective describing the children as small or young.
Los niños pequeños suelen necesitar espacio extra.
Small children usually need extra space.
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