How to Say ‘And did the referee call anything?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Y el árbitro ha pitado algo?
ee ehl AR-bee-troh a pee-TAH-doh AHL-goh
[ee ehl AR-bee-troh a pee-TAH-doh AHL-goh]
Phrase Breakdown
¿Y el árbitro
ee ehl AR-bee-troh
And the referee
'Y el' blends into 'yel'. 'Árbitro' is stressed on the first syllable: ÁR-bi-tro.
¿Y el árbitro qué dice?
And what does the referee say?
Words in this phrase
Y
[ee]
and
A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.
Busco una cultura cercana y humana.
I’m looking for a culture that is close and human.
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.
árbitro
[AR-bee-troh]
referee
The official who enforces the rules in a match.
El árbitro sacó una tarjeta.
The referee showed a card.
ha pitado algo?
a pee-TAH-doh AHL-goh
has he given anything?
The 'h' is silent. Let your voice rise at the end for the question.
¿Ha pitado algo ya?
Has he given anything yet?
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.
pitado
[pee-TAH-doh]
whistled (called)
Past participle of 'pitar'; the referee blowing the whistle for a decision.
Han pitado penalti.
They've called a penalty.
algo
[AHL-goh]
something, anything
Indefinite pronoun; in questions often 'anything'.
¿Tienen algo para hoy?
Do you have anything for today?
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