How to Say ‘I start early’ in Mexican Spanish
Entro temprano
EN-troh tem-PRAH-noh
[EN-troh tem-PRAH-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: entrar "to enter" is how Mexicans talk about starting a work or school shift. For example: entro a las ocho "I start at eight".
Phrase Breakdown
Entro
[EN-troh]
I start (enter)
From 'entrar'; 'entrar a trabajar' means start work.
Entro a las ocho.
I start at eight.
temprano
[tem-PRAH-noh]
early
Adverb meaning before the usual or expected time.
Me levanto temprano.
I get up early.
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