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How to Say ‘To come back early on Saturday’ in Mexican Spanish

Regresar el sábado temprano

rreh-greh-SAR el SAH-bah-doh tem-PRAH-noh

[rreh-greh-SAR el SAH-bah-doh tem-PRAH-noh]

💬 Usage Tip: regresar is the everyday Mexican word for coming back. volver means the same but is heard less here.

Phrase Breakdown

Regresar el sábado

rreh-greh-SAR el SAH-bah-doh

To come back on Saturday

'Regresar' means to return. 'El sábado' means 'on Saturday', with no word for 'on'. Tap the single r in the middle of 'regresar' and stress the first syllable of 'SÁ-ba-do'.

Example

Prefiero regresar el sábado.

I prefer to come back on Saturday.

Words in this phrase

Regresar

[rreh-greh-SAR]

to return / come back

Common Mexican verb for going back somewhere.

Example

Quiero regresar a casa.

I want to go back home.

[el]

the

Masculine singular definite article.

Example

«El» acompaña al sustantivo en «El crecimiento».

“El” accompanies the noun in “The growth.”

sábado

[SAH-bah-doh]

Saturday

The day of the week Saturday.

Example

«sábado» es un día común para salir a cenar.

"Saturday" is a common day to go out for dinner.

temprano

[tem-PRAH-noh]

early

Adverb meaning before the usual or expected time.

Example

Me levanto temprano.

I get up early.

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