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How to Say ‘Perfect, thank you very much.’ in Mexican Spanish

Perfecto, muchas gracias.

pehr-FEHK-toh MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs

[pehr-FEHK-toh MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs]

Phrase Breakdown

Perfecto,

pehr-FEHK-toh

Perfect,

Used to say something is fine or settled. Stress the middle syllable: per-FEC-to.

Example

Perfecto, nos vemos mañana.

Perfect, see you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Perfecto

[pehr-FEHK-toh]

perfect; great

A common response meaning something sounds good or acceptable.

Example

Perfecto, te escribo mañana para confirmar.

Perfect, I’ll write to you tomorrow to confirm.

muchas gracias.

MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs

thank you very much.

A standard polite thank-you. Say it smoothly: MU-chas GRA-cias.

Example

Muchas gracias por su ayuda.

Thank you very much for your help.

Words in this phrase

muchas

[MOO-chahs]

many / much

Used with 'gracias' to mean 'thank you very much'.

Example

Muchas gracias por todo.

Thank you very much for everything.

gracias

[GRAH-syahs]

thanks

A polite expression of gratitude, usually used in the plural in Spanish.

Example

Te doy "gracias" por compartir tus consejos de carrera.

I give you thanks for sharing your career advice.

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