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How to Say ‘Make yourself at home.’ in Mexican Spanish

Siéntete en casa.

SYEN-teh-teh en KAH-sah

[SYEN-teh-teh en KAH-sah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Siéntete] is the [tú] form with [te] attached at the end: think [siéntate], [ponte], [quédate]. When the pronoun gets added, written Spanish often adds an accent mark to keep the stress in the same place.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Siéntete en casa] is friendly and common when welcoming someone into your home. With in-laws, it sounds warm rather than overly intimate.

Phrase Breakdown

Siéntete

[SYEN-teh-teh]

Make yourself

Used to warmly invite someone to relax and be comfortable in the home.

Example

Al entrar con un postre, mi suegro me dice: «Siéntete» en casa.

As I walk in with a dessert, my father-in-law tells me: "Make yourself" at home.

En casa

en KAH-sah

At home

Used idiomatically to mean 'make yourself at home.'

Example

Pasa, siéntete en casa.

Come in, make yourself at home.

Words in this phrase

en

[en]

at

Here en means at, forming part of the fixed expression en casa.

Example

Todos sonríen para que estés «en» casa desde el primer momento.

Everyone smiles so that you feel "at" home from the very first moment.

casa

[KAH-sah]

home

In the phrase siéntete en casa, casa means home and suggests warmth and comfort.

Example

Con su hospitalidad, de verdad me siento en «casa».

With their hospitality, I truly feel at "home."

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