Spanish Phrase
Pesa 2 onzas.
Meaning
This sentence tells the listener that something has a weight of two ounces. It is a concise way to give a measurement, often used when talking about food, jewelry, or small objects.
When to use
Use this phrase when you need to state the weight of an item in a casual conversation, a recipe, a shopping situation, or when checking the size of a parcel.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Pesa2onzas.
Pesar (present)
The verb *pesar* is conjugated in third‑person singular present indicative as *pesa* when referring to the weight of an object.
Numeral pronunciation
When a numeral appears in speech, it is usually read as the word (*dos* for 2) rather than saying the digit.
Measurement noun
Units of weight such as *onza* are used in the plural (*onzas*) when the quantity is greater than one.
🗨In Conversation
¿Cuánto pesa la caja de té?
How much does the tea box weigh?
Pesa 2 onzas.
It weighs 2 ounces.
✕Common Mistakes
Es 2 onzas.
Use *pesa* (to weigh) instead of *es* (to be) when talking about weight.
Pesa 2 onza.
Pluralize the unit when the quantity is more than one.
Pesa 2 onza.
The numeral should agree with the noun; use the plural *onzas*.
↔Alternatives
Tiene un peso de 2 onzas.
It has a weight of 2 ounces.
Mide 2 onzas.
It measures 2 ounces.
Pesa dos onzas.
It weighs two ounces.
Cultural Tip
In most Spanish‑speaking countries the metric system (grams, kilogramos) is standard, so *onzas* is heard mainly in contexts influenced by the United States, such as American recipes or imported products. When speaking to locals, you might also hear the equivalent metric conversion (e.g., "pesa 57 gramos").