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How to Say ‘Thank you for welcoming me so warmly again.’ in Mexican Spanish

Gracias por recibirme otra vez tan bonito.

GRAH-syahs pohr rreh-see-BEER-meh OH-trah vehs tahn boh-NEE-toh

[GRAH-syahs pohr rreh-see-BEER-meh OH-trah vehs tahn boh-NEE-toh]

Phrase Breakdown

Gracias por recibirme

GRAH-syahs pohr rreh-see-BEER-meh

Thank you for having me

A polite thank-you to a host. The initial 'r' in 'recibirme' is strongly rolled: GRAH-syahs por rreh-see-BEER-meh.

Example

Gracias por recibirme en su casa.

Thank you for welcoming me into your home.

Words in this phrase

Gracias

[GRAH-syahs]

thank you

A polite expression of gratitude, useful in any professional interaction.

Example

Después de la bienvenida, respondo «Gracias».

After the welcome, I reply “Thank you.”

por

[pohr]

for

Common preposition used to indicate reason, motive, or thanks.

Example

Te escribo "Por" tu apoyo durante la feria de empleo.

I’m writing to you for your support during the job fair.

recibirme

[rreh-see-BEER-meh]

receiving me / welcoming me

'Recibir' (to receive, welcome) plus 'me'.

Example

Gracias por recibirme en su casa.

Thanks for welcoming me into your home.

otra vez tan bonito.

OH-trah vehs tahn boh-NEE-toh

so nicely once again.

'Otra vez' means 'again.' 'Tan bonito' literally means 'so pretty,' but Mexicans use it to mean 'so kindly' or 'so warmly': OH-trah behs tahn boh-NEE-toh.

Example

Nos trataron tan bonito.

They treated us so nicely.

Words in this phrase

otra

[OH-trah]

another

Used to refer to one more or a different one, as in 'another time.'

Example

Podemos hablar en "otra" reunión después de la conferencia.

We can talk in another meeting after the conference.

vez

[vehs]

time

The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future.

Example

La próxima vez será mejor.

Next time will be better.

tan

[tahn]

so

To such a great extent.

Example

Tan rápido como puedes.

As fast as you can.

bonito

[boh-NEE-toh]

nicely / lovely

In Mexico 'bonito' is often used as an adverb meaning warmly or nicely.

Example

Nos trataron muy bonito.

They treated us very nicely.

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