How to Say ‘Get in’ in Mexican Spanish
Súbase
SOO-bah-seh
[SOO-bah-seh]
💬 Usage Tip: When you tell someone politely to do something, se attaches to the end of the verb: súbase, siéntese "sit down". The accent mark keeps the stress where it was before the ending was added.
Phrase Breakdown
Súbase
[SOO-bah-seh]
step up / get on
Formal command of 'subirse', to get on top of something.
Súbase al autobús.
Get on the bus.
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