How to Say “Ceviche” in Mexico (Mexican Spanish)
In Mexico the dish is called ceviche, spelled with a v. Peru often writes cebiche, but both mean seafood cured in citrus juice.
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In Mexico the dish is called ceviche, spelled with a v. Peru often writes cebiche, but both mean seafood cured in citrus juice.
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In Mexico spoiled food is descompuesto or echado a perder, and a spoiled child is consentido. The meaning depends on the context.
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An umbrella is a paraguas in Mexico. The word sombrilla is used for a sun umbrella or a beach one, though some people use it for any umbrella.
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In Mexico the name Daniel is written Daniel, the same as in English. It is a common boy’s name, and the usual short form is Dani.
In Mexico an orphanage is orfanato.
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In Mexico a dishwasher machine is a lavavajillas, and lavaplatos is also understood. Both are masculine words, so say el lavavajillas.
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In Mexico “anytime” is Cuando quieras when you invite someone to call or visit whenever they like.
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In Mexico peanuts are cacahuates. The word comes from Nahuatl.
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In Mexico the warmest word for “cuddle” is apapachar, which means to hold and pamper someone with affection.
In Mexico a drinking glass is a vaso. The material glass is vidrio, and a stemmed glass, such as for wine, is a copa.