How to Say ‘Anything else / something more’ in Mexican Spanish
Algo más
AL-goh mahs
[AL-goh mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Algo más] is the usual way to say "anything else" after a condition or question, even though [algo] by itself often means "something." You'll hear the same in [¿necesitas algo más?] and [¿quieres algo más?]
Phrase Breakdown
Algo
[AL-goh]
something / anything
Means “something” or, in questions, often “anything.”
¿Necesitas "Algo" para cerrar el reporte hoy?
Do you need anything to finish the report today?
más
[mahs]
more / else
Means “more” or “else,” especially in the phrase “algo más.”
Si hay "más" cambios, te aviso por Teams.
If there are more changes, I’ll let you know on Teams.
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