How to Say ‘To see you again’ in Mexican Spanish
Verlos otra vez
behr-lohs OH-trah behs
[behr-lohs OH-trah behs]
💬 Usage Tip: When a verb has [los] attached at the end, it means [them/you all] as the object: [verlos] = [ver] + [los]. You'll see the same pattern in [invitarlos] and [llevarlos].
Phrase Breakdown
Verlos
[behr-lohs]
to see you all / to see you again
“Verlos” combines “ver” with “los,” meaning “to see you all” or “to see them,” depending on context. Here it means “to see you all.”
Qué alegría verlos en su casa.
What joy to see you all in your home.
otra
[OH-trah]
other / another
“Otra” means “other” or “another.” In “otra vez,” it forms the expression “again.”
Nos vemos otra semana.
We’ll see each other another week.
vez
[behs]
time / occasion
“Vez” means “time” as an occasion. In “otra vez,” it means “again.”
Es la primera vez que traigo un regalo.
It’s the first time I bring a gift.
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