How do you say "Whole" in Mexican Spanish?

"Whole" in Mexican Spanish is "Entera". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

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How to Say ‘Whole’ in Mexican Spanish

Q: What does "Entera" mean in English?

"Entera" means "Whole" in English. Usage tip: Milk-type words often change to match [leche], which is feminine: [entera], [deslactosada]. The same thing happens in [leche descremada].

Entera

ehn-TEH-rah

[ehn-TEH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: Milk-type words often change to match [leche], which is feminine: [entera], [deslactosada]. The same thing happens in [leche descremada].

Phrase Breakdown

Entera

[ehn-TEH-rah]

whole

Used for whole milk, meaning milk with full fat content.

Example

Prefiero leche Entera en mi latte.

I prefer whole milk in my latte.

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