How to Say ‘It's six sardines’ in Spain Spanish
Son seis sardinas
sohn says sar-DEE-nahs
[sohn says sar-DEE-nahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish says son "they are" when the thing being counted is plural, where English says "it's". So it's son ocho euros, never es ocho euros.
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[sohn]
are
A verb used to describe a state or condition of the subject.
Ellos son felices.
They are happy.
seis
[says]
six
The number 6.
Somos seis personas.
We are six people.
sardinas
[sar-DEE-nahs]
sardines
Small oily fish, typically served whole with bread.
Compramos sardinas frescas.
We buy fresh sardines.
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