How to Say ‘I'm a Christian.’ in Spain Spanish
Soy cristiano.
soy krees-TYAH-noh
[soy krees-TYAH-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish drops the "a" before religions and jobs: soy cristiano, not soy un cristiano. Same with soy profesor "I'm a teacher".
Phrase Breakdown
Soy
[soy]
am
The first person singular of 'to be', used to describe a quality or condition.
Soy alto y delgado.
I am tall and slender.
cristiano
[krees-TYAH-noh]
Christian
A follower of Jesus Christ; masculine form.
Él es cristiano desde niño.
He has been Christian since childhood.
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