How to Say ‘Come in, come in’ in Mexican Spanish
Pásale, pásale
PAH-sah-leh PAH-sah-leh
[PAH-sah-leh PAH-sah-leh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Mexican hosts often say this twice, with a wave toward the door. It sounds warm and insistent rather than bossy. Just step in and say gracias.
Phrase Breakdown
Pásale
[PAH-sah-leh]
come in
Very Mexican, friendly way to invite someone inside; from 'pasar'.
Pásale, la puerta está abierta.
Come in, the door is open.
pásale
[PAH-sah-leh]
come in
Repeated for warmth and insistence when welcoming a guest.
Pásale, siéntate.
Come in, sit down.
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