How to Say ‘Brazil nearly scored.’ in Spain Spanish
Casi marca Brasil.
KAH-see MAR-kah brah-SEEL
[KAH-see MAR-kah brah-SEEL]
💬 Usage Tip: After casi, Spanish uses the present-tense verb to describe something that nearly happened in the past. Same pattern: casi me caigo "I nearly fell".
Phrase Breakdown
Casi
[KAH-see]
almost
Adverb meaning nearly, not quite.
Casi pierdo el tren.
I almost missed the train.
marca
[MAR-kah]
scores
From 'marcar'; in football, to score a goal.
Ella marca un gol precioso.
She scores a beautiful goal.
Brasil
[brah-SEEL]
Brazil
The country, here its national team.
Brasil juega mañana.
Brazil plays tomorrow.
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