Adverb · A2 · Spanish glossary

Entonces: then, so

entonces

Pronunciation: ehn-TOHN-sehs (stress the capital letters)

Entonces means “then, so” in English.

Quick answer

  • Meaning: then, so
  • How to say it: ehn-TOHN-sehs
  • Level: Elementary (A2)

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What “entonces” means and how to use it

Entonces means “then” or “so.” It connects ideas or shows a result.

Examples with audio

  • Entonces, ¿qué hacemos?So, what do we do?
  • Estaba cansado, entonces me fui a dormir.I was tired, so I went to sleep.
  • Vivía en Lima en ese entonces.I was living in Lima back then.

Usage tip

“Entonces” works as a conversation filler: “Entonces, ¿vienes?” “En ese entonces” means “back then.”

Frequently asked questions

How do you say “then, so” in Spanish?

“then, so” in Spanish is “entonces.” It is pronounced ehn-TOHN-sehs, with the stress on the syllable in capital letters.

How do you pronounce “entonces”?

Say ehn-TOHN-sehs. The syllable in capital letters gets the stress. Press the speaker button at the top of this page to hear it.

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