How to Say ‘She's on her way’ in Mexican Spanish
Ella ya viene
EH-yah yah BYEH-neh
[EH-yah yah BYEH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Here ya viene means "she's on her way," not that she's literally arriving at this moment. ya often adds a sense of "now" or "soon" rather than "already."
Phrase Breakdown
Ella
[EH-yah]
she
A pronoun for a female person previously mentioned.
Ella es muy talentosa.
She is very talented.
ya
[yah]
already / now
Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.
Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.
She can go out to the garden for a little while now.
viene
[BYEH-neh]
is coming
Form of venir, 'to come', for he/she/it.
El taxi viene pronto.
The taxi is coming soon.
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