How do you say "Was it clear?" in Mexican Spanish?

"Was it clear?" in Mexican Spanish is "¿Te quedó claro?". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

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How to Say ‘Was it clear?’ in Mexican Spanish

Q: What does "¿Te quedó claro?" mean in English?

"¿Te quedó claro?" means "Was it clear?" in English. Usage tip: Literally “Did it remain clear to you?” Natural meaning: “Did that make sense?” You can also say “¿Quedó claro?” to the whole group.

¿Te quedó claro?

teh keh-DOH KLAH-roh

[teh keh-DOH KLAH-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: Literally “Did it remain clear to you?” Natural meaning: “Did that make sense?” You can also say “¿Quedó claro?” to the whole group.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Common at the end of a demo; it’s polite and invites questions indirectly.

Phrase Breakdown

[teh]

to you; for you

Informal “to you.” Used to politely confirm comprehension right before closing or moving on.

Example

¿Te quedó claro el plan de seguimiento después de la conferencia?

Is the follow-up plan after the conference clear to you?

quedó

[keh-DOH]

it was (left) to you; it became (clear) to you

Key verb in comprehension checks. “¿Te quedó claro?” is a natural way to ask if your explanation landed.

Example

¿Te quedó claro el objetivo de la demo?

Was the goal of the demo clear to you?

claro

[KLAH-roh]

clear

Adjective meaning understandable. Common in Q&A and wrap-ups: “claro” = clear/understood.

Example

¿Te quedó claro el punto principal antes de terminar?

Was the main point clear to you before finishing?

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