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How to Say ‘Better, thank God.’ in Mexican Spanish

Mejor, gracias a Dios.

meh-HOR GRAH-syahs ah dyohs

[meh-HOR GRAH-syahs ah dyohs]

Phrase Breakdown

Mejor,

meh-HOR

Better,

Means 'better'. The 'j' is a raspy sound like a strong 'h': 'meh-HOR'.

Example

Hoy me siento mejor.

Today I feel better.

Words in this phrase

Mejor

[meh-HOR]

better

Used to say you want to understand something more clearly or deeply.

Example

Quiero entender Mejor cómo trabaja su equipo.

I want to understand better how your team works.

gracias a Dios.

GRAH-syahs ah dyohs

thank God.

An expression of gratitude or relief. Link the words smoothly: 'GRA-sya-sa DYOS'.

Example

Todo salió bien, gracias a Dios.

Everything turned out well, thank God.

Words in this phrase

gracias

[GRAH-syahs]

thanks

A polite expression of gratitude, usually used in the plural in Spanish.

Example

Te doy "gracias" por compartir tus consejos de carrera.

I give you thanks for sharing your career advice.

[ah]

Preposition used before a person as the object of introduction.

Example

Voy a a la mesa de empresas internacionales.

I'm going to the table of international companies.

Dios

[dyohs]

God

The deity; common in Mexican blessings.

Example

Gracias a Dios.

Thank God.

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