How to Say ‘My mom also’ in Mexican Spanish
Mi mamá también
mee mah-MAH tahm-bee-EHN
[mee mah-MAH tahm-bee-EHN]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
my
Possessive adjective meaning my; used before a noun to show belonging.
Mi familia está tratando de comer más sano.
My family is trying to eat healthier.
mamá
[mah-MAH]
mom
Noun meaning mom; an informal and common way to refer to one's mother.
Mi mamá prefiere caminar temprano.
My mom prefers to walk early.
también
[tahm-bee-EHN]
also
Adverb meaning also or too; it adds similar information about another person.
Yo hago ejercicio y mi hermana también.
I exercise and my sister does too.
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