How to Say “I Love You So Much” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico “I love you so much” is Te quiero mucho. It suits partners, family and close friends.
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In Mexico “I love you so much” is Te quiero mucho. It suits partners, family and close friends.
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The verb “to cook” is cocinar. The person is a cocinero or a cocinera.
In Mexican Spanish “rabbit” is conejo. A female rabbit is coneja and a baby rabbit is conejito.
In Mexico the word for spicy is picante, and people also say picoso. Asking ¿Pica? is the quick way to find out if a dish is hot.
Monster is monstruo in Mexican Spanish, the same as elsewhere. It is masculine, so el monstruo.
In Mexican Spanish spaghetti is espagueti, the standard Spanish spelling. The Italian spelling spaghetti is also common on menus.
Giraffe is jirafa in Mexican Spanish. It is the same word used across the Spanish speaking world.
In Mexico the everyday way to say “come here” to one person is Ven acá. Ven para acá is just as common.
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In Mexico a drinking straw is a popote. The Spanish word paja is used for dry plant stalks, such as hay. At a restaurant you can ask ¿Me da un popote?
A gym is a gimnasio in Mexico, and in casual speech people shorten it to el gym. Both are used all over the country.