How to Say “Amazing” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)
In Mexican Spanish “amazing” is increíble in neutral speech. Casual Mexican words are padrísimo (“super cool”) and chido (“cool”).
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How to Say “Bird” in Mexican Spanish
A bird in Mexico is a pájaro in everyday talk. Ave is the broader and more formal word, and a small bird is a pajarito.
How to Say “Yum” in Mexican Spanish
The natural Mexican way to say “yum” is ¡Qué rico!, meaning “how tasty!”. ¡Qué sabroso! and ¡Está buenísimo! are also very common after the first bite.
How to Say “Plant” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexican Spanish “plant” is planta. The word is feminine and covers a houseplant, a garden plant and also an industrial plant.
How to Say “Drama” in Mexican Spanish
The word is drama in Mexico, as in English. Mexicans also say hacer drama when someone makes a big fuss over a small thing.
How to Say “Coffee” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)
Coffee is café in Mexico. A traditional Mexican version is café de olla, brewed in a clay pot with cinnamon and piloncillo.
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How to Say “Wet” in Mexican Spanish
The Mexican word for wet is mojado, or mojada for a feminine noun. For soaked, say empapado. Húmedo means damp or humid and is milder.
How to Say “Indigenous” in Nahuatl
The English word ‘indigenous’ is translated into Nahuatl as macehualli.
How to Say “Bear” in Nahuatl
The English word bear is translated into Nahuatl as tlacamayeh. tlacamayeh is a noun used to refer to a large mammal of the family Ursidae.