How to Say ‘Let's see’ in Mexican Spanish
A ver
ah behr
[ah behr]
💬 Usage Tip: a ver sounds exactly like haber, since the h is silent. Mexicans use it constantly as a filler while checking something.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
let's (see)
Part of 'a ver', meaning 'let's see'.
A ver, ¿cuánto es?
Let's see, how much is it?
ver
[behr]
to see
Verb infinitive used to express checking or finding out something.
Me acerqué para ver si seguías solo.
I came closer to see if you were still alone.
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