How to Say “Round 1” in Spanish

ronda 1
In Spanish, the phrase "round 1" is expressed as ronda 1.

Did you know?

  • The word ronda might trace its roots back to the Arabic language, potentially originating from the word 'robda'.
  • If you are discussing a 'round' of drinks in a social setting, you might use the term ronda to indicate who is paying for the next set.
  • The word ronda is used in the names of traditional children's singing games, known as rondas infantiles, where kids dance and sing in a circle.

Examples in context

  • En el torneo de ajedrez, daremos inicio a la primera ronda mañana.
    In the chess tournament, we will start Round 1 tomorrow.
  • El concurso de poesía constará de cuatro rondas, comenzando con la ronda uno.
    The poetry contest will consist of four rounds, starting with Round 1.
  • Hoy vamos a jugar la primera ronda del torneo de videojuegos.
    Today we're going to play Round 1 of the video game tournament.
  • ¿Estás listo para enfrentarte a la ronda número uno de nuestra competencia amistosa de trivia?
    Are you ready to tackle Round 1 of our friendly trivia competition?
  • Hoy es la primera ronda del torneo de eliminación directa.
    Today is the first round of the knockout tournament.
  • Después de la ronda uno, solo los tres mejores competidores avanzarán.
    After Round 1, only the top three competitors will move forward.
  • Hemos concluido exitosamente la primera ronda de las negociaciones.
    We have successfully concluded Round 1 of the negotiations.
  • La primera ronda comienza a las 9:00 AM en punto, así que prepárate.
    Round 1 starts at 9:00 AM sharp, so be ready.
  • Empecemos con la ronda 1.
    Let's start with round 1.
  • Los puntos de la ronda 1 son bajos.
    The points for round 1 are low.
  • Ganamos la ronda 1 del torneo.
    We won round 1 of the tournament.

Example conversation

Daniel and Sofía are playing a competitive board game.

  1. Daniel

    ¿Estás lista para la ronda 1, Sofía?
    Are you ready for round 1, Sofía?
  2. Sofía

    Sí, Daniel, estoy muy emocionada.
    Yes, Daniel, I am very excited.
  3. Daniel

    Tira los dados ahora.
    Roll the dice now.
  4. Sofía

    ¡Espero ganar esta ronda!
    I hope I win this round!

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