How to Say “No Worries” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico “no worries” is No te preocupes with a friend and No se preocupe with someone you address as usted. No pasa nada and tranquilo also work.
How to Say “Red” in Mexican Spanish
Red in Mexican Spanish is rojo (feminine roja). The word colorado also means red and is heard in some regions, but rojo is the standard choice.
How to Say “June” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexican Spanish “June” is junio. Month names are not capitalized in Spanish, so it is written with a small j.
How to Say “Blood” in Nahuatl
Blood in Nahuatl is eztli. eztli refers to the vital liquid that flows in the bodies of humans and animals.
How to Say “Gold” in Mexican Spanish
Gold is oro in Mexican Spanish. For something gold colored say dorado, and for something made of gold say de oro.
How to Say “Hot” in Nahuatl
The Nahuatl word for “hot” is totonqui. totonqui is an adjective used to describe something that has a high temperature.
How to Say “Man” in Nahuatl
The English phrase ‘man’ is translated into Nahuatl as tlacatl. The word is used to refer to an adult male human.
How to Say “Cough” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)
A cough is tos in Mexico and the verb “to cough” is toser. To say you have a cough use tengo tos.
How to Say “Queen” in Nahuatl
The English word “queen” is translated into Nahuatl as cihuatlahtoāni. cihuatlahtoāni is a noun used to refer to a female monarch.