How to Say ‘But with detail.’ in Mexican Spanish
Pero con detalle.
PEH-roh kohn deh-TAH-yeh
[PEH-roh kohn deh-TAH-yeh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds stylish and thoughtful, but a bit fashion-editor-like in everyday flirting. In casual Mexico Spanish, [pero con detallitos] or just [pero con algo especial] may sound more natural.
Phrase Breakdown
Pero
[PEH-roh]
but
Pero means 'but' and adds contrast to the previous idea.
Me gusta vestirme sencillo, pero con detalle.
I like to dress simply, but with detail.
con
[kohn]
with
Con means 'with.'
Se ve discreto, pero con detalle.
It looks understated, but with detail.
detalle
[deh-TAH-yeh]
detail
Detalle means 'detail,' often referring to a stylish touch or subtle feature.
Tu look es sencillo, pero con detalle.
Your look is simple, but with detail.
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