How to Say ‘They’re very tasty with salsa.’ in Mexican Spanish
Son muy ricas con salsa.
sohn mwee REE-kahs kohn SAHL-sah
[sohn mwee REE-kahs kohn SAHL-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: This sentence is great for complimenting food. Son matches plural foods like tortillas.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Tortillas with salsa are simple but deeply classic in Mexican home cooking.
Phrase Breakdown
Son muy ricas
sohn mwee REE-kahs
They are very tasty
Describes food as having a very good flavor.
Las tortillas son muy ricas.
The tortillas are very tasty.
Words in this phrase
Son
[sohn]
they are
Used to describe plural things, such as tortillas or enchiladas.
Los tamales Son muy buenos.
The tamales are very good.
muy
[mwee]
very
Makes the description stronger.
La sopa está muy caliente.
The soup is very hot.
ricas
[REE-kahs]
tasty / delicious
Feminine plural form used for foods like tortillas.
Las quesadillas ricas se comen rápido.
The tasty quesadillas get eaten quickly.
Con salsa
kohn SAHL-sah
With salsa
Indicates how the food is served or eaten.
Me gustan con salsa.
I like them with salsa.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
Shows that one food is eaten together with another.
Los huevos con frijoles son mi desayuno favorito.
Eggs with beans are my favorite breakfast.
salsa
[SAHL-sah]
sauce / salsa
A common Mexican table sauce, often spicy.
Siempre pongo salsa en mis tacos.
I always put salsa on my tacos.
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