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Open the tool →Be careful
Be careful in Spanish is ten cuidado (ten kwee-DAH-doh). Learn cuídate as a warm goodbye, the Mexican warning ¡aguas!, and when each phrase fits.
Read the phrase guide →Can You Help Me
¿Me puede ayudar? is how you ask for help in Spanish. Learn formal and casual versions, Mexican slang like echar la mano, and polite request patterns.
Read the phrase guide →Cheers
Cheers in Spanish is ¡Salud! Learn the pronunciation, Mexican toasting rituals like 'arriba, abajo, al centro, pa' dentro,' and mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →Congratulations
Congratulations in Spanish is ¡felicidades! Learn felicidades vs felicitaciones vs enhorabuena, te felicito, and Mexican ways to celebrate wins.
Read the phrase guide →Enjoy your meal
Enjoy your meal in Spanish is buen provecho (bwen pro-BEH-choh). Learn when Mexicans say it, how to reply, provecho vs the French bon appétit, and mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Excuse Me
Disculpe, perdón, or con permiso? Learn the three ways to say excuse me in Spanish, when Mexicans use each one, and the mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →Good Luck
Good luck in Spanish is ¡Buena suerte! Learn the pronunciation, Mexican favorites like ¡Échale ganas!, and the mistakes learners make with this phrase.
Read the phrase guide →Good Morning
Good morning in Spanish is buenos días (BWEH-nohs DEE-ahs). Learn the formal and casual variations, Mexican favorites, and the mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →Good Night
Good night in Spanish is buenas noches (BWEH-nahs NOH-chehs) — used as both hello and goodbye. Learn sweet, formal, and Mexican variations.
Read the phrase guide →Goodbye
Goodbye in Spanish is adiós (ah-DYOHS), but natives prefer hasta luego and nos vemos. Learn which farewell fits, plus Mexican slang like ahí nos vidrios.
Read the phrase guide →Happy Birthday
Happy birthday in Spanish is ¡feliz cumpleaños! Learn feliz cumple, felicidades, Las Mañanitas, and the Mexican birthday traditions behind them.
Read the phrase guide →Happy New Year
Happy New Year in Spanish is feliz año nuevo (feh-LEES AH-nyoh NWEH-voh). Learn próspero año nuevo, the ñ that matters, Mexican traditions, and mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Have a good day
Have a good day in Spanish is que tengas un buen día — or the very Mexican bonito día. Learn formal versions, pronunciation, replies, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →How Are You
How are you in Spanish is ¿cómo estás? Learn the formal ¿cómo está?, Mexican slang like ¿qué onda?, and how to answer without freezing.
Read the phrase guide →How do you say...?
How do you say in Spanish is ¿cómo se dice? (KOH-moh seh DEE-seh). Learn how to ask for any word, ¿cómo se llama?, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →How much is it?
How much is it in Spanish is ¿cuánto cuesta? (KWAN-toh KWES-tah) or ¿cuánto es? Learn which to use shopping, plus Mexican market phrases and mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →I don't know
I don't know in Spanish is no sé (noh SEH). Learn no tengo idea, ni idea, quién sabe, the accent that changes everything, and Mexican variations.
Read the phrase guide →I Don't Understand
No entiendo is how you say I don't understand in Spanish. Learn the variations, the very Mexican ¿Mande?, and how to ask people to slow down.
Read the phrase guide →I love it
I love it in Spanish is me encanta (meh en-KAHN-tah). Learn me encanta vs me gusta, how to love plural things, Mexican variations, and mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →I Miss You
I miss you in Spanish is Te extraño — the phrase used in Mexico. Learn the pronunciation, romantic variations like Me haces falta, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →I'm hungry
I'm hungry in Spanish is tengo hambre (TEN-goh AHM-breh). Learn why you say I 'have' hunger, tengo mucha hambre, Mexican variations, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →I'm Sorry
Lo siento, perdón, or una disculpa? Learn how to say I'm sorry in Spanish, which apology fits each situation, and how Mexicans really say it.
Read the phrase guide →Let's eat
Let's eat in Spanish is vamos a comer (BAH-mohs ah koh-MEHR) or just ¡a comer! Learn the difference, how Mexicans call people to the table, and mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Let's go
Let's go in Spanish is vamos (BAH-mohs) or vámonos (BAH-moh-nohs). Learn the difference between them, the Mexican ándale, and the mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas in Spanish is ¡Feliz Navidad! Learn the pronunciation, Mexican holiday greetings like Feliz Nochebuena, and mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →My love
My love in Spanish is mi amor — plus cariño, mi vida, and more Mexican terms of endearment. Learn who to call what, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Nice to Meet You
Mucho gusto is how you say nice to meet you in Spanish. Learn the variations, how to reply, and the introductions Mexicans actually use.
Read the phrase guide →No problem
No problem in Spanish is no hay problema (noh eye pro-BLEH-mah) or the Mexican no pasa nada. Learn when to use each, ni modo, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Of course
Of course in Spanish is claro or por supuesto — plus the very Mexican cómo no. Learn when to use each, pronunciation, example dialogues, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →See You Later
Hasta luego, nos vemos, or al rato? Learn how to say see you later in Spanish and the goodbyes Mexicans actually use, with pronunciation and examples.
Read the phrase guide →Sweet dreams
Sweet dreams in Spanish is dulces sueños (DOOL-sehs SWEH-nyohs). Learn que descanses, tender Mexican bedtime phrases, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Take care
Take care in Spanish is cuídate (KWEE-dah-teh) informally or cuídese formally. Learn que te vaya bien, cuídate mucho, Mexican goodbyes, and mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →Thank You
Thank you in Spanish is gracias (GRAH-syahs). Learn muchas gracias, mil gracias, te lo agradezco, and the Mexican politeness formulas that follow.
Read the phrase guide →Welcome
Welcome in Spanish is ¡Bienvenido! Learn gender agreement, Mexican favorites like ¡Pásale!, why 'you're welcome' is different, and mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →What does that mean?
What does that mean in Spanish is ¿qué significa? (keh sig-nee-FEE-kah). Learn ¿qué quiere decir?, how to ask about a specific word, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →What Time Is It
What time is it in Spanish is ¿Qué hora es? Learn the Mexican ¿Qué horas son?, how to tell time with es/son, and the mistakes learners make.
Read the phrase guide →What's up?
What's up in Spanish is qué onda (keh OHN-dah) in Mexico, or qué tal / qué pasó. Learn the Mexican slang, how to answer, register, and common mistakes.
Read the phrase guide →What's your name?
What's your name in Spanish is ¿cómo te llamas? (KOH-moh teh YAH-mahs). Learn the formal ¿cómo se llama?, how to answer with me llamo, and mistakes to avoid.
Read the phrase guide →Where Is the Bathroom
¿Dónde está el baño? is how you ask where the bathroom is in Spanish. Learn polite versions, Mexican signage words, and how to understand the answer.
Read the phrase guide →You're Welcome
You're welcome in Spanish is de nada. Learn con gusto, no hay de qué, para servirle, and why 'eres bienvenido' is the mistake to avoid.
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