How to Say ‘My mother also goes for a walk every day.’ in Mexican Spanish
Mi mamá también sale a caminar todos los días.
mee mah-MAH tahm-bee-EHN SAH-leh ah kah-mee-NAHR TOH-dohs lohs DEE-ahs
[mee mah-MAH tahm-bee-EHN SAH-leh ah kah-mee-NAHR TOH-dohs lohs DEE-ahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sale a caminar] is a useful pattern for [goes out to do something]: [salir a] + verb. For example, [sale a correr] or [salgo a comprar].
Phrase Breakdown
Mi mamá también
mee mah-MAH tahm-bee-EHN
My mom also
Introduces the subject and shows that the action is shared or added to another person's action.
Mi mamá también cocina.
My mom also cooks.
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
my
Possessive adjective meaning my; shows that mamá belongs to the speaker's family.
Mi rutina cambió este mes.
My routine changed this month.
mamá
[mah-MAH]
mom
Noun meaning mom; common everyday family vocabulary.
Mi mamá prepara comida muy saludable.
My mom prepares very healthy food.
también
[tahm-bee-EHN]
also
Adverb meaning also or too; adds similar information about another person.
Yo descanso mejor y mi papá también.
I rest better and my dad does too.
Sale a caminar
SAH-leh ah kah-mee-NAHR
goes out for a walk
A common way to say someone goes walking as an activity.
Sale a caminar en la mañana.
She goes out for a walk in the morning.
Words in this phrase
sale
[SAH-leh]
goes out
Form of salir meaning goes out; here it means leaving home for a walk.
Ella sale cuando el clima está fresco.
She goes out when the weather is cool.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition meaning to; connects one verb with another action.
Voy a nadar los fines de semana.
I go to swim on weekends.
caminar
[kah-mee-NAHR]
to walk
Infinitive meaning to walk; a common verb for light exercise.
Quiero caminar más con la familia.
I want to walk more with the family.
Todos los días
TOH-dohs lohs DEE-ahs
every day
A common frequency expression meaning daily.
Leo un poco todos los días.
I read a little every day.
Words in this phrase
todos
[TOH-dohs]
every; all
Determiner meaning every or all; with días it means every day.
Todos queremos tener más energía.
We all want to have more energy.
los
[lohs]
the
Plural masculine definite article meaning the; part of the expression todos los días.
Los cambios pequeños pueden ayudar mucho.
Small changes can help a lot.
días
[DEE-ahs]
days
Plural noun meaning days; used in time and routine expressions.
Algunos días descanso y otros hago ejercicio.
Some days I rest and on others I exercise.
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