How to Say ‘She's getting married’ in Mexican Spanish
Se casa
seh KAH-sah
[seh KAH-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for a planned future event, just like English "she's getting married." The same works with other plans: me mudo en enero "I'm moving in January."
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[seh]
(herself, reflexive)
Reflexive pronoun used with 'casarse' (to get married).
Mi hermano se casa mañana.
My brother gets married tomorrow.
casa
[KAH-sah]
gets married
Form of 'casarse', to marry; here not 'house'.
Ella se casa en la iglesia.
She gets married in the church.
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