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How to Say ‘So we don't argue’ in Mexican Spanish

Para no pelear

PAH-rah noh peh-leh-AR

[PAH-rah noh peh-leh-AR]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Para no pelear] sounds like you are trying to calm things down and save face for both sides. In Mexico, that kind of indirect wording often works better than bluntly saying the driver is wrong.

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

for / in order to

Shows purpose: 'in order to'.

Example

Para no pelear, ofrecí una cantidad justa.

In order not to argue, I offered a fair amount.

No pelear

noh peh-leh-AR

Not to fight

Means avoiding an argument or conflict.

Example

Lo hacemos para no pelear.

We do it so we don't fight.

Words in this phrase

no

[noh]

not

Negates the verb that follows.

Example

Para no pelear, mejor hablamos tranquilos.

To avoid arguing, it's better if we speak calmly.

pelear

[peh-leh-AR]

to argue / to fight

Infinitive verb meaning to argue or fight.

Example

Para no pelear, acepté el trato.

To avoid arguing, I accepted the deal.

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