How to Say ‘An ATM’ in Mexican Spanish
Un cajero
oon kah-HEH-roh
[oon kah-HEH-roh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, [cajero] usually means an ATM in everyday speech, short for [cajero automático]. If you need cash during a ride, this is the normal word to use.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a; an
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Un cajero está cerca del hotel.
An ATM is near the hotel.
cajero
[kah-HEH-roh]
ATM; cashier
In this payment context, 'cajero' usually means an ATM machine.
Un cajero me ayudaría a sacar efectivo.
An ATM would help me withdraw cash.
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