How to Say ‘To work from home’ in Mexican Spanish
Trabajar desde casa
trah-bah-HAHR DEHS-deh KAH-sah
[trah-bah-HAHR DEHS-deh KAH-sah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexican offices people often just say home office, borrowed straight from English: ¿Tienen home office? is a completely normal question.
Phrase Breakdown
Trabajar
[trah-bah-HAHR]
to work
Infinitive verb meaning to do a job.
Quiero trabajar aquí.
I want to work here.
desde
[DEHS-deh]
since / from
Used to ask from what point in time something started.
¿Desde cuándo no hay agua caliente?
Since when has there been no hot water?
casa
[KAH-sah]
home
Refers to home as the destination.
Después del trabajo, por fin llego a casa.
After work, I finally get home.
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