How to Say ‘To see you again’ in Mexican Spanish
Verlos otra vez
behr-lohs OH-trah bess
[behr-lohs OH-trah bess]
💬 Usage Tip: When [los] attaches to the end of [ver], you get [verlos]: [ver] + [los] = [to see you all/them]. You can swap the ending the same way: [verla], [verlo], [verlas].
Phrase Breakdown
Verlos
[behr-lohs]
to see you all / to see them
From 'ver' plus 'los'; in context it often means 'to see you all' when speaking to a group of men or a mixed group.
Qué alegría verlos otra vez en casa.
What joy to see you all again at home.
otra
[OH-trah]
another / again
A common word meaning 'other' or used in phrases like 'otra vez' to mean 'again.'
Nos vemos otra semana.
We'll see each other another week.
vez
[bess]
time / occasion
Literally means 'time' or 'occasion'; in 'otra vez,' it helps form the expression 'again.'
Tal vez nos vemos otra vez mañana.
Maybe we'll see each other again tomorrow.
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