How to Say ‘See you at the entrance.’ in Mexican Spanish
Nos vemos en la entrada.
nohs BEH-mohs ehn lah en-TRAH-dah
[nohs BEH-mohs ehn lah en-TRAH-dah]
Phrase Breakdown
Nos vemos
nohs BEH-mohs
See you / We'll meet
'Nos vemos' literally means 'we see each other'. People use it to say 'see you'.
Nos vemos pronto.
See you soon.
Words in this phrase
Nos
[nohs]
each other
Reciprocal pronoun meaning 'each other' or 'one another', used with verbs for mutual actions.
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'.
Vemos una película.
We watch a movie.
en la entrada.
ehn lah en-TRAH-dah
at the entrance.
This tells where you will meet. Link 'la' and 'entrada' smoothly.
Está en la entrada.
It's at the entrance.
Words in this phrase
en
[ehn]
at
Marks the price agreed.
Lo dejo en cien.
I'll leave it at a hundred.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.
La frase «La cultura de trabajo» empieza con «La».
The phrase “The work culture” begins with “La.”
entrada
[en-TRAH-dah]
entrance
The place where you go into a building.
La entrada está a la derecha.
The entrance is on the right.
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