How to Say ‘Shall we jump over the bonfire together?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Saltamos la hoguera juntos?
sahl-TAH-mohs lah oh-GEH-rah HOON-tohs
[sahl-TAH-mohs lah oh-GEH-rah HOON-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: No word for "over" is needed here: saltar takes the thing you jump straight after it. Saltamos el muro is "we jump the wall".
Phrase Breakdown
¿Saltamos
sahl-TAH-mohs
Shall we jump
This is the 'we' form of 'saltar' (to jump). As a question, it's a suggestion. Stress falls on -TA-.
¿Saltamos al agua?
Shall we jump into the water?
Words in this phrase
Saltamos
[sahl-TAH-mohs]
shall we jump
'We' form of saltar (to jump); as a question it suggests doing something together.
¿Saltamos al agua?
Shall we jump into the water?
la hoguera juntos?
lah oh-GEH-rah HOON-tohs
the bonfire together
The 'h' in 'hoguera' is silent: o-GUE-ra. 'Juntos' means together, with a throaty 'j'.
Cenamos juntos.
We have dinner together.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.
The people in that company seem kind.
hoguera
[oh-GEH-rah]
bonfire
A large outdoor fire, typical of San Juan celebrations.
Encendemos la hoguera en la playa.
We light the bonfire on the beach.
juntos
[HOON-tohs]
together
Adjective meaning in company with each other; agrees with the people it describes.
Vivimos juntos en Madrid.
We live together in Madrid.
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