How to Say ‘A lot of energy’ in Mexican Spanish
Mucha energía
MOO-chah eh-nehr-HEE-ah
[MOO-chah eh-nehr-HEE-ah]
Phrase Breakdown
Mucha
[MOO-chah]
a lot of; much
Feminine form of 'much/a lot of,' used before singular nouns like 'energía.'
Tiene mucha fuerza y Mucha energía para jugar con los niños.
She has a lot of strength and a lot of energy to play with the children.
energía
[eh-nehr-HEE-ah]
energy
Refers to physical or emotional vitality, especially how lively or active someone seems.
Después de descansar, tiene energía y hasta Mucha energía durante la visita.
After resting, she has energy and even a lot of energy during the visit.
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