How to Say ‘I start work early tomorrow’ in Mexican Spanish
Mañana entro temprano a trabajar
mah-NYAH-nah EN-troh tem-PRAH-noh ah trah-bah-HAHR
[mah-NYAH-nah EN-troh tem-PRAH-noh ah trah-bah-HAHR]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a common, face-saving way to turn down another drink or explain you can't stay late. It keeps the mood friendly without rejecting the person.
Phrase Breakdown
Mañana entro temprano
mah-NYAH-nah EN-troh tem-PRAH-noh
Tomorrow I start early
'Entrar' here means 'to start (a shift)'. Stress ma-ÑA-na EN-tro tem-PRA-no.
Mañana entro temprano a la escuela.
Tomorrow I start school early.
Words in this phrase
Mañana
[mah-NYAH-nah]
tomorrow
An adverb meaning the day after today.
Mañana te mando la información que comentamos.
Tomorrow I’ll send you the information we discussed.
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.
a trabajar
ah trah-bah-HAHR
at work
Literally 'to work'. Stress tra-ba-JAR, with a strong 'j' sound.
Voy a trabajar a las ocho.
I go to work at eight.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Preposition used before a person as the object of introduction.
Voy a a la mesa de empresas internacionales.
I'm going to the table of international companies.
trabajar
[trah-bah-HAHR]
to work
Infinitive verb meaning to do a job.
Quiero trabajar aquí.
I want to work here.
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