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How to Say ‘We're almost there.’ in Mexican Spanish

Ya casi llegamos.

yah KAH-see yeh-GAH-mohs

[yah KAH-see yeh-GAH-mohs]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the present to talk about the very near future: llegamos here means "we're about to arrive".

Phrase Breakdown

[yah]

Already

'Ya' is an adverb expressing that something has occurred already or yet.

Example

Ya terminé mis tareas.

I have already finished my homework.

casi

[KAH-see]

almost

Used with 'no' to mean barely or hardly.

Example

Casi no puedo escucharte con esta música.

I can barely hear you with this music.

llegamos

[yeh-GAH-mohs]

we arrive

From llegar, to arrive.

Example

Llegamos a las ocho.

We arrive at eight.

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