How to Say “Cucumber” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)

pepino
neutral, Mexico
A cucumber is a pepino in Mexico. A small pickled one is a pepinillo.
Meaning: a long green vegetable (noun)

Ways to say it

“Cucumber” in Mexican
Mexican Note
pepino neutral, Mexico
pepinillo pickle, small

Mexicans eat pepino sliced with lime, salt and chili powder as a snack. It is also added to fresh waters such as agua de pepino con limón.

How does it change in a sentence?

Pepino is masculine: el pepino, los pepinos.

Did you know?

  • In Mexico a cucumber with lime, salt and chili is a popular street snack, often sold in cups or on a stick.

Examples in context

  • Quiero un pepino con limón y chile.
    I want a cucumber with lime and chili.
  • El agua de pepino está muy fresca.
    The cucumber water is very fresh.

Example conversation

Javier buys a snack from the street vendor Doña Chelo in Guadalajara.

  1. Javier

    Buenas tardes, un pepino por favor.
    Good afternoon, one cucumber please.
  2. Doña Chelo

    ¿Con limón y chile?
    With lime and chili?
  3. Javier

    Sí, con todo.
    Yes, with everything.
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