How to Say ‘She's getting better.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sigue mejor.
SEE-geh meh-HOR
[SEE-geh meh-HOR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Mejor] after [sigue] means she is improving, not just that she is [better] at this moment. The same pattern works with others: [Sigue igual] or [Sigue mal].
Phrase Breakdown
Sigue
[SEE-geh]
is doing / continues
Means someone continues in a certain condition; often used for recovery.
Mi tío sigue estable después de la operación.
My uncle is still stable after the operation.
mejor
[meh-HOR]
better
Comparative of 'well'; used to say someone is improving.
Hoy se siente mejor que ayer.
Today she feels better than yesterday.
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