How to Say ‘It's also full right now’ in Mexican Spanish
Ahorita también está llena
ah-oh-REE-tah tam-BYEN eh-stah YEH-nah
[ah-oh-REE-tah tam-BYEN eh-stah YEH-nah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: ahorita is very Mexican, and how soon it means is elastic. It can mean "right now," "in a bit," or a polite "not happening." Read the context.
Phrase Breakdown
Ahorita también
ah-oh-REE-tah tam-BYEN
Right now also
'Ahorita' is a very Mexican word for 'right now'. The 'h' is silent: a-o-RI-ta tam-BIÉN.
Ahorita también tengo hambre.
Right now I'm hungry too.
Words in this phrase
Ahorita
[ah-oh-REE-tah]
right now
Mexican diminutive of 'ahora'; here means at this moment.
Ahorita no hay lugar.
Right now there's no room.
también
[tam-BYEN]
also
Used to add another related question or point.
«También» agrega otra pregunta sobre la empresa.
“También” adds another question about the company.
está llena
eh-stah YEH-nah
it's full
'Llena' is feminine to match 'terraza'. In Mexico 'll' sounds like 'y': es-TÁ YE-na.
La cafetería está llena.
The café is full.
Words in this phrase
está
[eh-stah]
is
To be in a particular state.
Ella está feliz.
She is happy.
llena
[YEH-nah]
full
Feminine adjective meaning there's no more space.
La botella está llena.
The bottle is full.
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