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

cultura
neutral, Mexico
Culture is cultura in Mexico. For customs and traditions the usual words are costumbres and tradiciones.
Meaning: the customs and arts of a people (noun)

Ways to say it

“Culture” in Mexican
Mexican Note
cultura neutral, Mexico
tradiciones traditions
costumbres customs

Say la cultura mexicana for Mexican culture. Tiene mucha cultura means a person is well educated, while las costumbres refers to everyday habits.

How does it change in a sentence?

Cultura is feminine: la cultura, las culturas.

Did you know?

  • Mexico has dozens of living indigenous languages and cultures, which is why people often say culturas in the plural.

Examples in context

  • Me interesa la cultura mexicana.
    I am interested in Mexican culture.
  • Cada pueblo tiene sus costumbres.
    Each town has its own customs.

Example conversation

Teacher Silvia talks with her student Jake in a language class in Oaxaca.

  1. Jake

    Quiero aprender más de la cultura mexicana.
    I want to learn more about Mexican culture.
  2. Silvia

    Puedes empezar con las tradiciones.
    You can start with the traditions.
  3. Jake

    Como el Día de Muertos.
    Like the Day of the Dead.
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