How to Say ‘To stay hydrated.’ in Mexican Spanish
De mantenernos hidratados.
Deh mahn-teh-nehr-nos ee-drah-tah-dohs
[Deh mahn-teh-nehr-nos ee-drah-tah-dohs]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spanish, the reflexive pronoun 'nos' indicates that you are talking about 'ourselves', making it a community or inclusive action.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Mexican culture emphasizes the importance of taking care of one's health, especially in the warm climate.
Phrase Breakdown
De
[Deh]
Of
Used to indicate a relationship between a part and a whole.
Es parte de mantenernos hidratados.
It is part of staying hydrated.
mantenernos
[mahn-teh-nehr-nos]
keep ourselves
To take care to ensure one's own state or condition.
Queremos mantenernos hidratados.
We want to keep ourselves hydrated.
hidratados.
ee-drah-tah-dohs
[ee-drah-tah-dohs]
hydrated.
Describes maintaining adequate fluid levels in the body.
Beber agua para estar hidratados.
Drink water to stay hydrated.
Words in this phrase
hidratados
[ee-drah-tah-dohs]
hydrated
Having absorbed sufficient moisture.
Es importante estar hidratados.
It's important to be hydrated.
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