How to Say ‘It goes up a lot’ in Mexican Spanish
Sube mucho
SOO-beh MOO-choh
[SOO-beh MOO-choh]
💬 Usage Tip: subir means going up for prices and meters, and also getting into a vehicle, as in súbase.
Phrase Breakdown
Sube
[SOO-beh]
goes up / rises
Third-person form of 'subir', to rise or go up.
El precio sube cada año.
The price goes up every year.
mucho
[MOO-choh]
a lot; very much
An adverb that intensifies the action, showing a high degree.
En invierno descansamos mucho y Nos cuidamos mucho.
In winter we rest a lot and take great care of each other.
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