A line where you can't hear a thing in Spanish
You answer your phone and the other side is all noise: the person is talking and you can't catch a single word.
The phrase
¿Me oyes? La línea está muy mal hoy.10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1línea/ˈlinea/
linenoun
The phone connection you use to talk with someone else.
- 2señal/seˈɲal/
signalnoun
What travels through the air or through a cable and carries information to a device.
- 3cobertura/kobeɾˈtuɾa/
coveragenoun
The area a phone's or a radio's signal manages to reach.
- 4
interferenciainterference
- 5
escucharto listen
- 6
entenderto understand
- 7
cortarto cut off
- 8
colgarto hang up
- 9
repetirto repeat
- 10
gritarto shout
The sentences3 of 10
¿Me oyes? La línea está muy mal hoy.
Can you hear me? The line is really bad today.
No te oigo bien, la señal está muy débil.
I can't hear you well, the signal is very weak.
Aquí no hay cobertura, la señal no entra.
There's no coverage here, the signal isn't getting through.
Pronunciation
línea/ˈlinea/
It's three syllables, LÍ-ne-a, and the stress falls on the first.
señal/seˈɲal/
The stress falls on the last syllable: se-ÑAL.
cobertura/kobeɾˈtuɾa/
Both r's are soft, a single tap, and the stress falls on co-ber-TU-ra.
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- Which word means signal coverage?
- Cobertura is the zone a phone or radio signal manages to reach.
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