How to Say ‘Have you checked the water heater?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Ha mirado el calentador?
a mee-RAH-doh ehl kah-len-tah-DOR
[a mee-RAH-doh ehl kah-len-tah-DOR]
💬 Usage Tip: mirar "to look" doubles as "to check" here. ¿Ha mirado los plomos? works the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
¿Ha mirado
a mee-RAH-doh
Have you checked
'Ha mirado' is the 'usted' form of the present perfect: 'have you looked at'. The 'h' is silent: a-mi-RA-do.
¿Ha mirado el correo?
Have you checked the email?
Words in this phrase
Ha
[a]
has
Auxiliary verb used to form the present perfect tense.
Él ha terminado su tarea.
He has finished his homework.
mirado
[mee-RAH-doh]
looked at / checked
Past participle of 'mirar' (to look); with 'haber' it means 'have looked at' or 'have checked'.
¿Has mirado el buzón?
Have you checked the mailbox?
el calentador?
ehl kah-len-tah-DOR
the water heater?
'El calentador' is the water heater. Stress the end: ka-len-ta-DOR.
El calentador es nuevo.
The water heater is new.
Words in this phrase
el
[ehl]
the
A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.
The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.
calentador
[kah-len-tah-DOR]
water heater / boiler
The appliance that heats water in a home, often gas or electric.
El calentador está en la cocina.
The water heater is in the kitchen.
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