How to Say “Cranberry” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)
A cranberry is an arándano rojo in Mexico. A blueberry is just arándano or arándano azul.
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How to Say “My Love” in Mexican Spanish
The common Mexican way to say “my love” is mi amor. Couples also say mi vida (“my life”) or mi cielo (“my sky”).
How to Say “Axolotl” in Nahuatl
The English phrase “axolotl” translates to Nahuatl as axolotl. The term refers to an endangered salamander.
How to Say “God” in Nahuatl
The English word “god” is translated as teōtl in Nahuatl. The term refers to a deity.
How to Say “Agree” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)
The neutral way to agree in Mexican Spanish is Estoy de acuerdo, “I agree”. In casual talk Mexicans accept a plan with sale or va, meaning “okay, deal”.
How to Say “Happy” in Nahuatl
The English word “happy” can be translated to Nahuatl as paqui. paqui is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is contented or joyous.
How to Say “Baseball” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico baseball is béisbol, written with an accent. The word is a Spanish spelling of the English name and is the standard term across the country.
How to Say “Good Job” in Mexican Spanish
To say good job in Mexican Spanish use Buen trabajo. Bien hecho is just as common and a quick Muy bien works too.
How to Say “Spirit” in Mexican Spanish
The usual word for spirit is espíritu. For high spirits or morale people say ánimo, and a ghost is a fantasma.
How to Say “Brother” in Nahuatl
The word for brother in Nahuatl is icniuhtli. The term refers to a male sibling.