How to Say ‘With garlic’ in Mexican Spanish
Con ajo
kohn AH-hoh
[kohn AH-hoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Con means “with.” Short, useful ingredient phrase.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Garlic is common in many Mexican home recipes, though styles vary by region and family.
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
with
A preposition meaning 'with,' used to mention ingredients or accompaniment.
Preparo el arroz con verduras.
I make the rice with vegetables.
ajo
[AH-hoh]
garlic
A common ingredient used to add flavor in cooking.
El ajo da mucho sabor a la sopa.
Garlic gives a lot of flavor to the soup.
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