How to Say “Jasmine” in Mexican Spanish

jazmín
neutral, Mexico
In Mexican Spanish "jasmine" is jazmín. The word is the same for the fragrant flower and for the plant, and it is also used as a given name.
Jazmín is masculine as a plant name: el jazmín. As a girl's name it is simply Jazmín.
Meaning: fragrant flower and girl's name (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The j is a strong throat sound like the "h" in "hat", and the stress falls on the last syllable: jaz-MÍN.

Did you know?

  • Jasmine tea is sold in Mexico as té de jazmín.

Examples in context

  • El jazmín huele muy rico.
    The jasmine smells very good.
  • Mi prima se llama Jazmín.
    My cousin is called Jasmine.

Example conversation

Rosa shows her patio to her neighbor Beto in Guadalajara.

  1. Rosa

    Mira, este jazmín floreció ayer.
    Look, this jasmine bloomed yesterday.
  2. Beto

    Qué bonito huele.
    It smells lovely.
  3. Rosa

    Te voy a regalar una rama.
    I will give you a cutting.
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