How to Say ‘Walking is a good way to stay active.’ in Mexican Spanish
Caminar es una buena manera de mantenerse activo.
kah-mee-nar es oo-na bweh-na mah-ne-ra deh mahn-teh-nehr-seh ahk-tee-vo
[kah-mee-nar es oo-na bweh-na mah-ne-ra deh mahn-teh-nehr-seh ahk-tee-vo]
💬 Usage Tip: 'De' links the action with its purpose or result.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: An active lifestyle is a valued cultural shift in modern Mexico.
Phrase Breakdown
Caminar
[kah-mee-nar]
Walking
The act of moving one's feet at a pace faster than standing.
Caminar ayuda a pensar claro.
Walking helps to think clearly.
es
[es]
is
Denotes being or existence.
El sol es brillante.
The sun is bright.
una
[oo-na]
a
Article to denote single but unspecified items.
Es una sorpresa para ti.
It's a surprise for you.
buena
[bweh-na]
good
Desirable, commendable, or suitable.
Este es un buen papel.
This is good paper.
manera
[mah-ne-ra]
way
Path or method for doing something.
Necesitamos buscar una manera nueva.
We need to find a new way.
De mantenerse activo.
deh mahn-teh-nehr-seh ahk-tee-vo
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
Shows association or connection.
La forma de hacer café.
The way to make coffee.
mantenerse
[mahn-teh-nehr-seh]
staying
Continuing to remain in place or condition.
Ella debe mantenerse fuera del frío.
She should stay out of the cold.
activo
[ahk-tee-vo]
active
In action; moving.
Los niños siempre están activos.
Children are always active.
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