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The most popular is ¿qué onda? (what’s up?), to which they might respond aquí nomás (just chilling) or nada, todo tranquilo (all’s good).

Mexico is a friendly place. One of the most interesting parts of living in Mexico is how people greet each other every time they pass in the street, even if they run into each other multiple times a day! This phrase makes absolutely no sense … until you remember that Mexicans love a good wordplay, and ‘cómo has Estados Unidos’ (or ‘how have United States’) sounds a lot like ‘cómo has estado’ (or ‘how have you been’ in English). Utilizamos su información para proporcionar el Servicio. Esto significa que utilizaremos la información para configurar su cuenta (si decide registrarse), brindarle asistencia con respecto al servicio, comunicarnos con usted para actualizaciones, ofertas de marketing o inquietudes que pueda tener y realizar investigaciones estadísticas y analíticas para mejorar el Servicio.Mexican Spanish is full of affectionate phrases for friends. Perhaps you’ve heard of some of these: When female friends or family members greet other women, they give each other an air kiss (besito) on the right cheek. Men and women greeting each other also use air kisses. Attracting beach dreamers from across the globe with otherworldly white sands, soaring sunny temperatures and enticing tropical vibes - Mexico is the long-haul holiday hotspot that dreams are made of. From all-out spring break extravaganzas to ultra-sleek and stylish family-friendly resorts with watersports beyond belief, there's something for everyone. Even if you're looking for a cheap holiday to Mexico! But the beauty doesn't just stop at the beach. Oh no, the ever-giving resorts of Mexico offer so much more. Whether it's Cancun's crazy nightclubs, Playa del Carmen's extraordinary coral reefs or Tulum's mystical Mayan ruins - there's always something special to discover on your Mexican adventure! Arriba arriba! Best Beaches in Mexico a b Alan Albarran (10 September 2009). Handbook of Spanish Language Media. Routledge. p.25. ISBN 978-1-135-85430-0 . Retrieved 29 October 2014. So, let’s say you’re at a university and you’re introduced to one of the professors. A university professor is likely to fall into all three categories, so you’d definitely call him or her usted.

When used as a greeting, it is usually accompanied by a phrase like ‘¿Cómo andas?’. Therefore, the answer to this greeting should match the question. In addition, it is also possible to respond to ‘¡Qué pedo!’ using some of the greetings discussed in this article. Here’s an example. Spanish Qué pez! → This phrase is a variation of ‘¡Qué pex!’ and ‘¡Qué pedo!’. However, it’s more informal than‘¡Qué pex!’. Buenos días’ (and all its variations) is a very polite greeting, so it’s a great way of responding to ‘hola’ in more formal situations or if you don’t know the person you’re speaking to very well.Remember that, just as in English, greetings can be very short or may contain questions that facilitate a conversation.

This is a casual bit of Mexican slang that you will hear among young people. In response, you might want to say “aquí nomás” which translates to “just chilling” or “nada, todo tranquilo” which is the equivalent of “all’s good”. 9. ¿Qué tranza?

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Second, find a good native Mexican Spanish-speaking tutor online. Note, that the “Mexican Spanish” part is important. Mexican Spanish is a specific dialect of Spanish and while speakers of other Spanish dialects will understand a Mexican Spanish speaker, they might not completely “get” them.