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How to Say ‘They're coming out onto the balcony now’ in Mexican Spanish

Ya salen al balcón

yah SAH-lehn ahl bahl-KOHN

[yah SAH-lehn ahl bahl-KOHN]

💬 Usage Tip: ya here means "now, already" and makes the action feel like it's happening right this moment.

Phrase Breakdown

Ya salen

yah SAH-lehn

They're coming out now

'Ya' means 'now' or 'already'. In Mexico 'ya' sounds like 'yah'.

Example

Ya salen los niños.

The kids are coming out now.

Words in this phrase

[yah]

now (emphasis)

Adds the sense of 'now I get it'.

Example

Ya entiendo.

Now I understand.

salen

[SAH-lehn]

they come out

'Ellos' form of 'salir', to go or come out.

Example

Los niños salen a la calle.

The children go out to the street.

al balcón

ahl bahl-KOHN

onto the balcony

'Al' is 'a' + 'el'. Stress the end: ahl-bahl-KOHN.

Example

Vamos al balcón.

Let's go to the balcony.

Words in this phrase

[ahl]

to the

Contraction of a + el, commonly used before masculine singular nouns like evento.

Example

Llegué Al evento temprano para hacer contactos.

I arrived at the event early to network.

balcón

[bahl-KOHN]

balcony

A platform outside an upper floor of a building.

Example

Todos miran al balcón.

Everyone looks at the balcony.

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