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How to Say ‘I water my plants’ in Mexican Spanish

Riego mis plantas

RYEH-goh mees PLAHN-tahs

[RYEH-goh mees PLAHN-tahs]

💬 Usage Tip: riego comes from regar "to water." The e stretches to ie when stressed, as in pienso from pensar.

Phrase Breakdown

Riego

[RYEH-goh]

I water

First person of 'regar', to water plants or irrigate.

Example

Riego el jardín cada día.

I water the garden every day.

mis

[mees]

A possessive adjective meaning "my" in the plural form.

Example

Ceno Con mis padres esta noche.

I’m having dinner with my parents tonight.

plantas

[PLAHN-tahs]

plants

Plural of 'planta', a plant.

Example

Tengo muchas plantas en casa.

I have many plants at home.

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