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How to Say ‘And Carlos, is he still playing soccer?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Y Carlos, sigue jugando al fútbol?

💬 Usage Tip: Personalized inquiry into someone's hobby.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Soccer is integral to cultural and recreational activities.

Phrase Breakdown

Y

Carlos

Sigue jugando al fútbol

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Y

[ee]

And

Used to link words or phrases representing different things.

Example

Y Carlos está muy contento.

And Carlos is very happy.

Carlos

[CAR-los]

Carlos

Common Spanish name used to identify a person.

Example

Carlos ganó el juego.

Carlos won the game.

sigue

[SEE-geh]

continues

Carries on with a course of action.

Example

Él continúa sus estudios en la universidad.

He continues his studies at the university.

jugando

[hoo-GAHN-doh]

playing

Takes part in a sport or game.

Example

Él está jugando con sus amigos.

He is playing with his friends.

al

[ahl]

to the

Shortened form of 'a el', a preposition and article pairing for masculine nouns.

Example

Va al cine con sus amigos.

He goes to the cinema with his friends.

fútbol

[FOOT-bol]

soccer

Popular sport involving teams trying to score goals.

Example

Mira mucho fútbol en su tiempo libre.

He watches a lot of soccer in his free time.

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