How to Say ‘After the event’ in Mexican Spanish
Después del evento
dehs-PWEHS dehl eh-BEHN-toh
[dehs-PWEHS dehl eh-BEHN-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [del] is short for [de el], so [después del evento] is literally "after of-the event." The same contraction shows up constantly: [del trabajo], [del correo].
Phrase Breakdown
Después
[dehs-PWEHS]
after / afterward
Marks something that happens later than the event or situation mentioned.
"Después" envié un correo breve para agradecer la conversación.
Afterward I sent a brief email to thank them for the conversation.
Del evento
dehl eh-BEHN-toh
Of the event / from the event
Refers to something related to the event; here it completes the phrase 'after the event.'
Llegamos después del evento.
We arrived after the event.
Words in this phrase
del
[dehl]
of the / from the
Contraction of 'de' and 'el'; here it links 'after' with 'the event.'
Hablamos "del" proyecto en nuestro mensaje de seguimiento.
We talked about the project in our follow-up message.
evento
[eh-BEHN-toh]
event
Refers to the professional event where people met or talked.
El "evento" fue una buena oportunidad para hacer contactos.
The event was a good opportunity to make connections.
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