How to Say "Avocado From Mexico" in Spanish

aguacate de México

/aɡwakate de meɡsiko/from spelling rules

The phrase for "avocado from mexico" in Spanish is aguacate de México.

This phrase is used to specify that an avocado originates from or is grown in Mexico.

How do you pronounce it?

/aɡwakate de meɡsiko/

The name México might literally mean 'place at the navel of the moon'. This stems from a theory combining the Nahuatl words for 'moon' and 'navel'.
The word aguacate is not of Latin origin but was borrowed from the Classical Nahuatl word āhuacatl.

Necesitamos aguacate de México para preparar esta receta tradicional.
We need avocado from Mexico to prepare this traditional recipe.
Mi empresa importa aguacate mexicano de alta calidad.
My company imports high-quality avocado from Mexico.
¿Dónde compraste ese aguacate tan rico?
Where did you buy that tasty avocado?
Es aguacate mexa, lo conseguí en el mercado local.
It's Mexican avocado, I got it at the local market.
Prefiero el aguacate de México.
I prefer avocado from Mexico.
Compré este aguacate de México en el mercado.
I bought this avocado from Mexico at the market.
El aguacate de México es muy cremoso.
The avocado from Mexico is very creamy.

At a grocery store, Mateo and Sofía are looking at produce.

Sofía

¿Es este un aguacate de México?
Is this an avocado from Mexico?
Mateo

Sí, es un aguacate de México de alta calidad.
Yes, it is a high quality avocado from Mexico.
Sofía

Me encanta el sabor del aguacate de México.
I love the taste of the avocado from Mexico.
Mateo

Entonces, vamos a llevarlo.
Then, let's take it.

Sources

IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
Word origins: Wiktionary entries México, aguacate, de, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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