How to Say ‘Hello, good morning.’ in Mexican Spanish
Hola, buenos días.
OH-lah BWEH-nohs DEE-ahs
[OH-lah BWEH-nohs DEE-ahs]
Phrase Breakdown
Hola
[OH-lah]
hello
A common greeting in Spanish used to say hello in casual and neutral situations.
Hola, ¿me da un café, por favor?
Hello, can you give me a coffee, please?
buenos
[BWEH-nohs]
good
Used as part of the greeting buenos días, literally meaning good.
Buenos días, ¿tiene café grande?
Good morning, do you have large coffee?
días
[DEE-ahs]
days
In the phrase buenos días, días literally means days and together the phrase means good morning.
Buenos días, hoy quiero café.
Good morning, today I want coffee.
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