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How to Say ‘Don't worry.’ in Mexican Spanish

No te preocupes.

noh teh preh-oh-KOO-pehs

[noh teh preh-oh-KOO-pehs]

💬 Usage Tip: [No te preocupes.] uses [te] for one person you address as [tú]. For a more formal version, say [No se preocupe.].

Phrase Breakdown

No

[noh]

don't

With 'te preocupes,' it forms the comforting phrase 'Don't worry.'

Example

No te preocupes por la hora.

Don't worry about the time.

Te preocupes

teh preh-oh-KOO-pehs

Worry yourself / worry

Part of the expression 'No te preocupes,' meaning 'Don't worry.' The pronoun 'te' refers to 'you.'

Example

No te preocupes por eso.

Don't worry about that.

Words in this phrase

te

[teh]

yourself

Part of the reflexive-style expression used when telling someone not to worry.

Example

No te preocupes, llegaste bien.

Don't worry, you arrived fine.

preocupes

[preh-oh-KOO-pehs]

worry

The verb idea in the phrase 'No te preocupes,' meaning 'don't worry.'

Example

No te preocupes por el retraso.

Don't worry about the delay.

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