How to Say “Blonde Hair” in Mexico (Mexican Spanish)
In Mexico blonde hair is cabello rubio or pelo rubio.
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In Mexico blonde hair is cabello rubio or pelo rubio.
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In Mexico “I hate you” is Te odio, a strong statement said in anger or in jokes.
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.
To say good job in Mexican Spanish use Buen trabajo. Bien hecho is just as common and a quick Muy bien works too.
In Mexican Spanish “pork” is carne de puerco in everyday speech and carne de cerdo in the neutral standard form. Shop labels often just say cerdo.
Mexicans say taxi for a taxi. A stand where taxis wait is a sitio, and a driver is a taxista. To flag one you say voy a parar un taxi.
Mexicans say no just as in other Spanish, and add para nada for “not at all”. In casual talk nel is a slangy Mexican “nope”.
In Mexico the cream drizzled over tacos, enchiladas and tostadas is simply crema. The more exact term for sour cream is crema ácida.
In Mexico cents are centavos. One peso is made up of 100 centavos, and the singular is un centavo.
For a low price Mexicans say barato, and económico is the more polite way. For a stingy person the slang word is codo. Está barato means it is cheap.