How to Say ‘Nothing to declare.’ in Mexican Spanish
Nada que declarar.
NAH-dah keh deh-klah-RAHR
[NAH-dah keh deh-klah-RAHR]
Phrase Breakdown
Nada
[NAH-dah]
nothing
A pronoun meaning 'nothing'; in expressions like 'de nada,' it helps form 'you're welcome.'
No pasó nada, todo está bien.
Nothing happened, everything is fine.
que
[keh]
that
A conjunction used to connect clauses, often translated as that.
Pienso que el diseño funciona bien.
I think that the design works well.
declarar
[deh-klah-RAHR]
to declare
To officially report items at customs.
No necesito declarar nada.
I don't need to declare anything.
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