How do you say "The next steps" in Mexican Spanish?

"The next steps" in Mexican Spanish is "Los próximos pasos". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Los próximos pasos" mean in English?

"Los próximos pasos" means "The next steps" in English. Usage tip: Set it up like: “Te mando los próximos pasos por correo.” (I’ll email you the next steps.)

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How to Say ‘The next steps’ in Mexican Spanish

Los próximos pasos

lohs PROK-see-mohs PAH-sohs

[lohs PROK-see-mohs PAH-sohs]

💬 Usage Tip: Set it up like: “Te mando los próximos pasos por correo.” (I’ll email you the next steps.)

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This phrase is a conference classic—sounds professional and collaborative in Mexico.

Phrase Breakdown

Los

[lohs]

the (plural)

Definite article introducing a specific list of actions (the agreed next steps).

Example

Después de la demo, te envío Los acuerdos y los próximos pasos.

After the demo, I’ll send you the agreements and the next steps.

próximos

[PROK-see-mohs]

next / upcoming

Adjective indicating what comes next in a plan or process.

Example

Confirmo los próximos entregables: próximos pasos y fechas.

I’m confirming the next deliverables: next steps and dates.

pasos

[PAH-sohs]

steps

Plural noun referring to concrete actions/tasks to move forward.

Example

Te comparto los próximos pasos: pasos claros para avanzar esta semana.

I’m sharing the next steps: clear steps to move forward this week.

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