‘Pos’ / ‘No, pos’ – Meaning & Translation
In short – ‘No, pos’ and ‘pos’ are two very common Mexican expressions which can often (but not always!) be translated to ‘well’ or ‘then’. If you visit Mexico, you’ll …
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In short – ‘No, pos’ and ‘pos’ are two very common Mexican expressions which can often (but not always!) be translated to ‘well’ or ‘then’. If you visit Mexico, you’ll …
In short – ‘va’ is the third person singular of the verb ‘ir’ and literally means ‘he / she goes’. In Mexican Spanish, however, ‘va’ is also an informal way …
In short –‘¿Cómo ves?’ is an extremely common Mexican expression meaning ‘What do you think?’ or ‘What do you reckon?’. If you’re in Mexico, you’re going to hear this one …
‘Ándale pues‘ is an extremely common Mexican expression with a number of different meanings. It can be used to mean both ‘ok’ (in the sense of ‘sounds good’) and ‘hurry …
‘Sale vale‘ is a common Mexican expression meaning ‘ok‘ or ‘got it‘; it’s normally used to express agreement or to check understanding. ‘Sale vale‘ is likely to have evolved from …