How to Say ‘Much better’ in Mexican Spanish
Mucho mejor
MOO-choh meh-HOR
[MOO-choh meh-HOR]
Phrase Breakdown
Mucho
[MOO-choh]
much
Means 'much' or 'a lot.' In 'mucho mejor,' it intensifies 'better.'
Mucho mejor si me deja junto a la puerta.
Much better if you drop me off next to the door.
mejor
[meh-HOR]
better
Comparative form meaning 'better.' Common when adjusting a pickup or drop-off point.
Mejor aquí no, mejor en la siguiente esquina.
Better not here, better at the next corner.
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