How to Say ‘Spain wins this year.’ in Spain Spanish
Este año gana España.
ES-teh AH-nyoh GAH-nah es-PAH-nyah
[ES-teh AH-nyoh GAH-nah es-PAH-nyah]
Phrase Breakdown
Este año
ES-teh AH-nyoh
This year
'Año' (year) has 'ñ', which sounds like 'ny'. Don't drop the tilde!
Este año viajo a Italia.
This year I'm travelling to Italy.
Words in this phrase
Este
[ES-teh]
this
A demonstrative word used to point to a nearby or current thing.
En este momento, quiero aprender más sobre la empresa.
At this moment, I want to learn more about the company.
año
[AH-nyoh]
year
Masculine noun for a period of twelve months. Don't drop the tilde: ano means something very different.
Este año voy a Madrid.
This year I'm going to Madrid.
gana España.
GAH-nah es-PAH-nyah
Spain wins.
In Spanish the verb often comes before the subject, as in 'gana España'.
Hoy gana mi equipo.
Today my team wins.
Words in this phrase
gana
[GAH-nah]
wins
From 'ganar', to win.
¿Quién gana el partido?
Who wins the match?
España
[es-PAH-nyah]
Spain
The country; here its national team.
España marca un gol.
Spain scores a goal.
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