How to Say ‘More quiet / calmer’ in Mexican Spanish
Más tranquila
mahs trahn-KEE-lah
[mahs trahn-KEE-lah]
💬 Usage Tip: If the noun changes, the adjective changes too: [mesa tranquila] but [lugar tranquilo]. With [más], only the adjective changes: [más tranquila], [más tranquilo].
Phrase Breakdown
Más
[mahs]
more
Comparative word used to suggest a better option.
Más tranquila sería una mesa al fondo.
A quieter one would be a table in the back.
tranquila
[trahn-KEE-lah]
quiet / calm
Describes a place with less noise and more comfort for talking.
Más tranquila suena perfecta para seguir conociéndote.
A quieter place sounds perfect to keep getting to know you.
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