How to Say ‘They score soon’ in Spain Spanish
Marquen pronto
MAR-ken PRON-toh
[MAR-ken PRON-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: After ojalá, Spanish uses marquen, not the plain present marcan, because it's a hope, not a fact. You can reuse that with other verbs: Ojalá lleguen pronto.
Phrase Breakdown
Marquen
[MAR-ken]
they score
Subjunctive form of marcar, used here after ojalá to express hope.
Ojalá marquen pronto en la segunda parte.
Hopefully they score soon in the second half.
pronto
[PRON-toh]
soon
An adverb meaning in a short time.
Necesitamos que marquen pronto para empatar.
We need them to score soon to equalize.
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