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How to Say ‘Of course, don't worry.’ in Mexican Spanish

Claro, no se preocupe.

KLAH-roh noh seh preh-oh-KOO-peh

[KLAH-roh noh seh preh-oh-KOO-peh]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Staff in Mexico generally use usted with customers regardless of age, so expect this form at the counter.

Phrase Breakdown

Claro,

KLAH-roh

Of course,

A friendly 'sure' or 'of course'. Tap the 'r' lightly: 'KLA-ro'.

Example

Claro, con gusto.

Of course, my pleasure.

Words in this phrase

Claro

[KLAH-roh]

of course / sure

A friendly response showing willingness to help or answer a question.

Example

Si preguntas sobre la cultura, respondo Claro.

If you ask about the culture, I respond of course.

no se preocupe.

noh seh preh-oh-KOO-peh

don't worry.

This is a formal reassurance. Stress 'KOO' in 'preocupe'.

Example

No se preocupe por eso.

Don't worry about that.

Words in this phrase

[noh]

do not

Used to form the negative of the verb have.

Example

No tengo un coche ahora.

I do not have a car now.

[seh]

yourself

Reflexive pronoun for 'usted' with 'esforzarse'.

Example

No se preocupe.

Don't worry.

preocupe

[preh-oh-KOO-peh]

worry

Formal command form of 'preocuparse', to worry.

Example

No se preocupe por el cambio.

Don't worry about the change.

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