How to Say “I Miss You” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico “I miss you” is Te extraño. For a stronger feeling say Te extraño mucho.
How to Say “Gift” in Mexican Spanish
A gift in Mexican Spanish is a regalo. The verb is regalar, as in Te voy a regalar un libro.
How to Say “What the Hell” in Mexican Spanish
A mild Mexican way to say “what the hell” is ¿Qué demonios? or ¿Qué diablos?
How to Say “And” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)
In Mexican Spanish “and” is y. It is the same word as in all Spanish, and Mexicans say it just like other speakers.
How to Say “Mango” in Mexican Spanish
The fruit is mango in Mexican Spanish, the same word as in English. It is masculine, so people say el mango.
How to Say “See You Later” in Mexican Spanish
The standard way is hasta luego. Mexicans also say nos vemos (“we see each other”) and al rato, meaning “in a while”, for a short goodbye.
How to Say “Ball” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico a ball is usually a pelota. For big sports balls such as football and basketball people say balón, and in casual speech bola is also common.
How to Say “I Like You” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico Me gustas tells someone you like them romantically, literally “you please me”.
How to Say “George” in Mexican Spanish
The Spanish form of George is Jorge. In Mexico it is a common first name, and friends may call a boy Jorgito.
How to Say “Garage” in Mexican Spanish
At home a Mexican family keeps the car in the cochera, though garaje is also understood everywhere.