How to Say ‘Spain one, Brazil nil.’ in Spain Spanish
España uno, Brasil cero.
es-PAH-nyah U-no brah-SEEL THEH-roh
[es-PAH-nyah U-no brah-SEEL THEH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Scores are read team then number, with no word for "to" between teams. cero "nil" starts with a (th) sound in Spain: (THEH-roh).
Phrase Breakdown
España uno,
es-PAH-nyah U-no
Spain one,
Say the team name and then its goals. Link the 'a' and 'u' smoothly.
España uno, Francia dos.
Spain one, France two.
Words in this phrase
España
[es-PAH-nyah]
Spain
Name of the country, here its team.
España juega hoy.
Spain plays today.
uno
[U-no]
one
Refers to a single unit or person within a group.
Uno de mis amigos es médico.
One of my friends is a doctor.
Brasil cero.
brah-SEEL THEH-roh
Brazil nil.
'Brasil' is stressed on the last syllable: 'bra-SIL'. 'Cero' means zero.
Brasil gana hoy.
Brazil wins today.
Words in this phrase
Brasil
[brah-SEEL]
Brazil
Name of the country, here its team.
Brasil tiene buenos jugadores.
Brazil has good players.
cero
[THEH-roh]
zero
The number 0.
El partido terminó cero a cero.
The match ended zero to zero.
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