How to Say ‘Big time’ in Mexican Spanish
A lo grande
ah loh grahn-deh
[ah loh grahn-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: 'A lo grande' strikes a tone of grandeur or ambition.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
to
Introduces the infinitive form of a verb.
Voy a bailar toda la noche.
I am going to dance all night.
lo
[loh]
the
Used preceding a singular or plural noun to indicate the most specific sense of the noun.
El viaje a lo grande fue inolvidable.
The journey to the fullest was unforgettable.
grande
[grahn-deh]
big
On a large scale; doing something to the maximum.
Celebraron a lo grande su victoria.
They celebrated their victory on a grand scale.
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