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How to Say ‘Look, the ref's blowing the final whistle!’ in Spain Spanish

¡Mira, ya pita el final!

MEE-rah yah PEE-tah ehl fee-NAHL

[MEE-rah yah PEE-tah ehl fee-NAHL]

Phrase Breakdown

¡Mira,

MEE-rah

Look,

Used to draw attention. Use a single tapped 'r': MI-ra.

Example

¡Mira, un gol!

Look, a goal!

Words in this phrase

Mira

[MEE-rah]

look

Command of 'mirar', used to draw attention.

Example

Mira, ahí está Juan.

Look, there's Juan.

ya pita

yah PEE-tah

he's now blowing the whistle

'Pitar' means to whistle (referee). Stress 'PI'.

Example

Ya pita el árbitro.

The referee is whistling now.

Words in this phrase

ya

[yah]

now / already

Used to say something has just happened or been reached.

Example

Ya llegamos al hotel.

We've now arrived at the hotel.

pita

[PEE-tah]

blows the whistle

From 'pitar'; the referee whistles.

Example

El árbitro pita una falta.

The referee whistles a foul.

el final!

ehl fee-NAHL

the end (full time)!

Here it means the final whistle of the match. Stress 'NAL'.

Example

¡Es el final!

It's the end!

Words in this phrase

el

[ehl]

the

A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.

The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.

final

[fee-NAHL]

end

Noun: the final part.

Example

Está al final de la calle.

It's at the end of the street.

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