How to Say ‘She is finishing university this year’ in Mexican Spanish
Está terminando la universidad este año
💬 Usage Tip: Celebrates academic accomplishment.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Such milestones are often celebrated with ceremonies and gatherings.
Phrase Breakdown
Está terminando
La universidad
Este año
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Está
[ehs-tah]
Is
Currently in the process of or presently experiencing an action.
Está trabajando en su tesis este semestre.
He/She is working on his/her thesis this semester.
terminando
[tehr-mee-nahn-doh]
finishing
Bringing something such as a task to completion.
Termina su carrera este año.
He/She finishes his/her degree this year.
la
[lah]
the
Definite article denoting something specific that's already known.
La clase comienza en una hora.
The class starts in one hour.
universidad
[oo-nee-behr-see-dahd]
university
Refers to a school of higher education and research.
Ha pasado cuatro años en la universidad.
He/She has spent four years at the university.
este
[ehs-teh]
this
Refers to an item or period being closer or more recent.
Este verano planeamos viajar.
This summer we plan to travel.
año
[ah-nyoh]
year
365 days counting from January to December.
Este año espero graduarme.
This year I hope to graduate.
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