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How to Say ‘He's my neighbor.’ in Mexican Spanish

Él es mi vecino.

EHL es mee beh-SEE-noh

[EHL es mee beh-SEE-noh]

Phrase Breakdown

Él es

EHL es

He is

'Él' with an accent means 'he'. Blend the two words: É-les.

Example

Él es muy amable.

He is very kind.

Words in this phrase

Él

[EHL]

He

The male person or an animate being previously mentioned or easily identified.

Example

Él es un buen amigo.

He is a good friend.

es

[es]

is

Form of ser used to identify something.

Example

Es la puerta final de este pasillo.

It is the final gate in this hallway.

mi vecino.

mee beh-SEE-noh

my neighbor.

'Vecino' means 'neighbor'. The 'v' sounds like a soft 'b': mi be-CI-no.

Example

Mi vecino tiene un perro.

My neighbor has a dog.

Words in this phrase

mi

[mee]

my

Possessive word used to show something belongs to you.

Example

Mi maleta pesa veinte kilos.

My suitcase weighs twenty kilos.

vecino

[beh-SEE-noh]

neighbor

A person who lives nearby; can address a male neighbor directly.

Example

Mi vecino es muy amable.

My neighbor is very kind.

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