Mexican

The Spanish form of Christopher is Cristóbal, with an accent on the o. A short nickname is Cris.

In Mexico “drive” is most often manejar, as in sé manejar. Conducir is correct too and appears in formal texts such as a licencia de conducir.

Yes in Mexican Spanish is sí, with an accent mark to tell it apart from si meaning “if”.

A male cousin is a primo and a female cousin is a prima. A mixed group is primos. Mexican families are large, so mis primos is a common phrase.

The everyday word for “shop” in Mexico is tienda.

Guava is guayaba in Mexico. It is a common fruit that people eat fresh, in drinks and in sweets.

In Mexico the brand is spelled Tajín, with an accent on the í, and said “ta-HEEN”. It is a seasoning of chile, lime and salt.

In Mexico the police are la policía.

Root beer is not a traditional Mexican drink, so most menus and shops just say root beer.

In Mexico the name Alex is written Álex and is usually a short form of Alejandro for a man or Alejandra for a woman.