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How to Say ‘Your change, sixty pesos.’ in Mexican Spanish

Su cambio, sesenta pesos.

soo KAHM-byoh seh-SEN-tah PEH-sohs

[soo KAHM-byoh seh-SEN-tah PEH-sohs]

Phrase Breakdown

Su cambio,

soo KAHM-byoh

Your change,

'Su' is the polite 'your'. 'Cambio' means change (money): soo KAHM-byoh.

Example

Aquí tiene su cambio.

Here's your change.

Words in this phrase

[soo]

your / its

A formal possessive used when speaking respectfully to someone about their company.

Example

Me interesa conocer Su empresa y sus valores.

I am interested in getting to know your company and its values.

cambio

[KAHM-byoh]

change

A modification or adjustment, e.g. to a reservation or order.

Example

Quiero hacer un cambio en mi reservación.

I want to make a change to my reservation.

sesenta pesos.

seh-SEN-tah PEH-sohs

sixty pesos.

Don't confuse 'sesenta' (60) with 'setenta' (70). Say seh-SEN-tah.

Example

Son sesenta pesos.

It's sixty pesos.

Words in this phrase

sesenta

[seh-SEN-tah]

sixty

The number 60.

Example

Son sesenta pesos.

It's sixty pesos.

pesos

[PEH-sohs]

pesos

Mexico's currency; plural of 'peso'.

Example

El viaje cuesta doscientos pesos.

The ride costs two hundred pesos.

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