How to Say ‘Come in.’ in Mexican Spanish
Pasa.
PAH-sah
[PAH-sah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, [pasa] is a very normal, warm way to invite one person in at a home. For more than one person, you'd usually hear [pasen].
Phrase Breakdown
Pasa
[PAH-sah]
Come in
A familiar command meaning come in or go ahead and enter, often said when welcoming someone into the home.
Cuando llegas con un regalo para tus suegros, ellos te dicen: «Pasa».
When you arrive with a gift for your in-laws, they tell you: "Come in."
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