How to Say ‘Oh, we'll be arriving around nine.’ in Spain Spanish
Vaya, nosotros llegaremos sobre las nueve.
BAH-yah noh-SOH-trohs yeh-gah-REH-mohs SOH-breh laz NWEH-beh
[BAH-yah noh-SOH-trohs yeh-gah-REH-mohs SOH-breh laz NWEH-beh]
💬 Usage Tip: vaya at the start of a sentence is a mild "oh dear" or "oh well" that shows slight disappointment.
Phrase Breakdown
Vaya, nosotros llegaremos
BAH-yah noh-SOH-trohs yeh-gah-REH-mohs
Oh dear, we'll arrive
'Vaya' expresses mild disappointment or surprise. 'Llegaremos' is the future form 'we will arrive'. The 'll' sounds like 'y'.
Vaya, nosotros llegaremos tarde.
Oh dear, we'll arrive late.
Words in this phrase
Vaya
[BAH-yah]
oh dear / well
Interjection of surprise or mild regret.
Vaya, qué pena.
Oh dear, what a shame.
nosotros
[noh-SOH-trohs]
we
First person plural subject pronoun.
Nosotros vamos juntos.
We go together.
llegaremos
[yeh-gah-REH-mohs]
we will arrive
Future of 'llegar'.
Llegaremos pronto.
We will arrive soon.
sobre las nueve.
SOH-breh laz NWEH-beh
around nine.
'Sobre' gives an approximate time.
Termino sobre las nueve.
I finish around nine.
Words in this phrase
sobre
[SOH-breh]
around (time)
With times, means approximately.
Vengo sobre las diez.
I'll come around ten.
las
[laz]
The
A definite article to specify particular entities.
Las casas son bellas.
The houses are beautiful.
nueve
[NWEH-beh]
nine
The number 9; used here for telling the time.
Llegamos a las nueve.
We arrive at nine.
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