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How to Say ‘We'll jump over the low part.’ in Spain Spanish

Saltamos por la parte baja.

sahl-TAH-mohs por lah PAR-teh BAH-hah

[sahl-TAH-mohs por lah PAR-teh BAH-hah]

💬 Usage Tip: por here means "through" or "across" a spot, not "for". Same use: pasamos por el centro "we go through the centre".

Phrase Breakdown

Saltamos

[sahl-TAH-mohs]

we jump

'We' form of saltar, to jump.

Example

Saltamos la valla.

We jump the fence.

por la parte baja.

por lah PAR-teh BAH-hah

over the low part

'Por' here means 'through' or 'over'. Tap the 'r' in 'por' and 'parte' lightly.

Example

Pasa por la parte baja.

Go through the low part.

Words in this phrase

por

[por]

through / via

Indicates the route.

Example

Pasa por el parque.

Go through the park.

[lah]

the

A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.

The people in that company seem kind.

parte

[PAR-teh]

part

Noun used to express being included in something larger.

Example

Ser Parte del proyecto desde el inicio motiva mucho.

Being part of the project from the beginning is very motivating.

baja

[BAH-hah]

low

Feminine form of the adjective bajo, meaning low or short.

Example

La mesa es muy baja.

The table is very low.

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