How to Say ‘My life’ in Mexican Spanish
Mi vida
mee BEE-dah
[mee BEE-dah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: mi vida is also an everyday pet name in Mexico, like "sweetheart". You'll hear it between couples and from moms to their kids.
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
my
Possessive adjective used to show something belongs to me.
Mi abuela vive con mi tía.
My grandmother lives with my aunt.
vida
[BEE-dah]
life
Refers to someone’s life in a broad or personal sense.
«Vida» en esta frase habla del tiempo fuera del trabajo.
“Vida” in this phrase refers to time outside of work.
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