How to Say ‘Good morning, neighbor.’ in Mexican Spanish
Buenos días, vecino.
BWEH-nohs DEE-ahs beh-SEE-noh
[BWEH-nohs DEE-ahs beh-SEE-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Direct, friendly greeting. You can swap vecino for vecina depending on who you're talking to.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds natural in Mexico, especially in apartment buildings, small neighborhoods, or local markets where people recognize each other.
Phrase Breakdown
Buenos
[BWEH-nohs]
good
Part of the greeting 'buenos días.'
Buenos días, don Carlos.
Good morning, Mr. Carlos.
días
[DEE-ahs]
days
Used in the expression 'buenos días' meaning 'good morning.'
Estos días han sido ocupados.
These days have been busy.
vecino
[beh-SEE-noh]
neighbor
Direct way to address a male neighbor.
Hola, vecino, ¿cómo amaneciste?
Hi, neighbor, how did you wake up?
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