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How to Say ‘Okay, see you there.’ in Mexican Spanish

Órale, ahí nos vemos.

OH-rah-leh ah-EE nohs BEH-mohs

[OH-rah-leh ah-EE nohs BEH-mohs]

Phrase Breakdown

Órale,

OH-rah-leh

Alright/OK,

'Órale' is very Mexican and means 'OK' or 'deal'. Stress the first syllable: Ó-ra-le.

Example

¡Órale, vamos!

Alright, let's go!

Words in this phrase

Órale

[OH-rah-leh]

wow / alright / cool

Very Mexican interjection showing agreement, surprise or enthusiasm.

Example

¡Órale, qué buena idea!

Wow, what a good idea!

ahí nos vemos.

ah-EE nohs BEH-mohs

see you there.

'Ahí' has two syllables: a-Í. It confirms you'll meet at the agreed place.

Example

Ahí nos vemos mañana.

See you there tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

ahí

[ah-EE]

there

Adverb pointing to a place near the listener or visible nearby.

Example

El letrero está ahí.

The sign is there.

nos

[nohs]

each other

Reciprocal pronoun meaning 'each other' or 'one another', used with verbs for mutual actions.

Example

Nos llamamos todos los días.

We call each other every day.

vemos

[BEH-mohs]

we see

Form of the verb 'ver' (to see) for 'we'; together with 'nos' it means 'see you' or 'we'll see each other'.

Example

Vemos una película.

We watch a movie.

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