How to Say ‘Again’ in Mexican Spanish
De nuevo
deh NWEH-voh
[deh NWEH-voh]
💬 Usage Tip: Use to repeat thanks or actions: “Gracias de nuevo,” “Te escribo de nuevo.”
🇲🇽 In Mexico: A small “de nuevo” softens follow-ups—polite without sounding too formal.
Phrase Breakdown
De
[deh]
again / anew / once more
Preposition “de” used in the fixed phrase “de nuevo” meaning “again/once more,” often for politeness or repetition.
De nuevo, confirmo el cierre y mando el seguimiento por correo.
Again, I confirm the closing and I’ll send the follow-up by email.
nuevo
[NWEH-voh]
new / again (in “de nuevo”)
Literally “new,” but in the phrase “de nuevo” it means “again/once more.” Common when thanking or repeating info.
Gracias, y de nuevo quedamos en contacto para el seguimiento.
Thanks, and again we’ll stay in touch for the follow-up.
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