Mexican

In Mexico a headache is dolor de cabeza. The usual way to say you have one is Me duele la cabeza, literally “my head hurts”.

In Mexico you can say Nos vemos pronto for “see you soon”.

The fruit is mango in Mexican Spanish, the same word as in English. It is masculine, so people say el mango.

In Mexican Spanish “June” is junio. Month names are not capitalized in Spanish, so it is written with a small j.

In Mexico a student is an estudiante, for any gender. In school, teachers say alumno for a boy and alumna for a girl.

Gold is oro in Mexican Spanish. For something gold colored say dorado, and for something made of gold say de oro.

To say “so cute” in Mexico use qué lindo for masculine things and qué linda for feminine ones. Qué tierno and qué chulo are also very Mexican choices.

Scared in Mexican Spanish is asustado (feminine asustada). Mexicans also say espantado for being frightened, and tener miedo for being afraid.

In Mexico a diaper is a pañal, and the plural is pañales. To change a diaper you say cambiar el pañal.

Monday is lunes in Mexican Spanish. It is masculine and has the same form in the singular and plural.