How to Say ‘It was almost a goal.’ in Mexican Spanish
Casi fue gol.
KAH-see fweh gohl
[KAH-see fweh gohl]
💬 Usage Tip: For "almost + was," Spanish uses [casi fue...]: [casi fue gol], [casi fue penal]. It's a handy pattern for reacting to plays that nearly counted.
Phrase Breakdown
Casi
[KAH-see]
almost
Shows that the action nearly happened.
Casi fue penal, pero no lo marcaron.
It was almost a penalty, but they didn’t call it.
Fue gol
fweh gohl
Words in this phrase
fue
[fweh]
it was
A past form used to describe what something was.
Por un momento, fue una jugada perfecta.
For a moment, it was a perfect play.
gol
[gohl]
goal
A score in soccer.
Todos creyeron que era gol.
Everyone believed it was a goal.
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