How to Say ‘Freshly made.’ in Spain Spanish
Recién hechas.
reh-SYEN EH-chahs
[reh-SYEN EH-chahs]
💬 Usage Tip: hechas ends in -as because it describes the sardines, which are feminine plural. For bread it would be recién hecho.
Phrase Breakdown
Recién
[reh-SYEN]
freshly, just
Used before a past participle to mean something was just done.
El pan está recién hecho.
The bread is freshly made.
hechas
[EH-chahs]
made, done (feminine plural)
Past participle of 'hacer', agreeing with a feminine plural noun.
Las tortillas están hechas.
The omelettes are done.
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