How to Say ‘You can hear there’ in Mexican Spanish
Ahí se oye
ah-EE seh OH-yeh
[ah-EE seh OH-yeh]
💬 Usage Tip: se oye describes what can be heard in general, with no specific person doing the hearing. The same trick works with other verbs: se ve "you can see".
Phrase Breakdown
Ahí
[ah-EE]
there
Adverb pointing to a place near the listener or visible nearby.
El letrero está ahí.
The sign is there.
se
[seh]
it / itself
Se helps build the expression and gives the sense of something being felt.
Se siente como en familia cuando todos apoyan juntos.
It feels like family when everyone supports together.
oye
[OH-yeh]
is heard
From 'oír'; with 'se' it means one hears, it sounds.
Aquí se oye la música.
You can hear the music here.
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