How to Say ‘Alright then, sweetheart.’ in Mexican Spanish
Ándale pues, mijo.
AHN-dah-leh pwehs MEE-hoh
[AHN-dah-leh pwehs MEE-hoh]
💬 Usage Tip: mijo is a squeezed form of mi hijo "my son." For a woman it's mija.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: When in-laws call you mijo or mija, it's affectionate and shows they've taken you into the family.
Phrase Breakdown
Ándale
[AHN-dah-leh]
come on!; that's it!; hurry up!
Very common Mexican interjection to urge someone on or to agree.
¡Ándale, ya vámonos!
Come on, let's go already!
pues
[pwehs]
then / well
Filler word adding emphasis.
Sí, pues.
Yes, then.
mijo
[MEE-hoh]
my son / sweetie
Contraction of 'mi hijo', used affectionately for boys and young men in Mexico.
Ven a comer, mijo.
Come eat, sweetie.
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