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How to Say ‘Speak out loud’ in Mexican Spanish

Hable en voz alta

AH-bleh en vohs AHL-tah

[AH-bleh en vohs AHL-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: Polite instructions with -ar verbs end in -e: hablar becomes hable, and tocar becomes toque. -er and -ir verbs go the other way and end in -a.

Phrase Breakdown

Hable

[AH-bleh]

speak

Formal command (usted) of hablar, to speak.

Example

Hable más despacio.

Speak more slowly.

en voz alta

en vohs AHL-tah

out loud

Set phrase meaning 'aloud'. 'Voz' sounds like 'bos' in Mexico, because the 'z' is pronounced like 's'.

Example

Lea el texto en voz alta.

Read the text out loud.

Words in this phrase

en

[en]

in

A preposition meaning inside, within, or as part of something.

Example

«En» ubica la acción dentro de «En un equipo».

“En” places the action within “In a team.”

voz

[vohs]

voice

Sound produced by humans speaking or singing.

Example

Me gusta escuchar tu voz.

I like listening to your voice.

alta

[AHL-tah]

loud / high

Feminine of alto; with voz it means aloud.

Example

Lea en voz alta.

Read aloud.

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