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How to Say ‘Don't worry about it, you too.’ in Mexican Spanish

No se preocupe, igualmente.

noh seh preh-oh-KOO-peh ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh

[noh seh preh-oh-KOO-peh ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

No se preocupe,

noh seh preh-oh-KOO-peh

Don't worry,

A polite reassurance. Stress 'pre-o-CU-pe', then pause briefly at the comma.

Example

No se preocupe, yo lo arreglo.

Don't worry, I'll fix it.

Words in this phrase

[noh]

do not

Used to form the negative of the verb have.

Example

No tengo un coche ahora.

I do not have a car now.

[seh]

yourself (formal)

Reflexive pronoun used with verbs like 'preocuparse' when speaking formally to someone.

Example

Usted se preocupa mucho.

You worry a lot.

preocupe

[preh-oh-KOO-peh]

worry

Formal command form of 'preocuparse', to worry.

Example

No se preocupe por el cambio.

Don't worry about the change.

igualmente.

ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh

likewise / same to you.

A reply that returns a good wish. Say 'i-gual-MEN-te', with 'gua' like 'gwa'.

Example

—Buen día. —Igualmente.

—Have a good day. —Same to you.

Words in this phrase

igualmente

[ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh]

likewise / same to you

A polite response meaning the same feeling or wish is returned.

Example

Si alguien te dice que fue un placer conocerte, puedes responder "Igualmente".

If someone tells you it was a pleasure meeting you, you can respond "Likewise."

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