How to Say ‘After that it's released’ in Mexican Spanish
Después de eso se libera
dehs-PWEHS deh EH-soh seh lee-BEH-rah
[dehs-PWEHS deh EH-soh seh lee-BEH-rah]
Phrase Breakdown
Después de eso
dehs-PWEHS deh EH-soh
After that
Pause naturally after this time expression: 'des-PUES de E-so'.
Después de eso cerramos.
After that we close.
Words in this phrase
Después
[dehs-PWEHS]
after / afterward
Used to refer to something happening later in time.
"Después" del evento, te mandé un mensaje por LinkedIn.
After the event, I sent you a message on LinkedIn.
de
[deh]
of
A preposition that links nouns, often meaning “of” or “about.”
En «cultura de trabajo», «de» conecta las dos ideas.
In “work culture,” “de” connects the two ideas.
eso
[EH-soh]
that
Refers to an idea, comment, or situation previously mentioned.
«Eso» se refiere a lo que la otra persona dijo.
“Eso” refers to what the other person said.
se libera
seh lee-BEH-rah
it gets released
Here it means the table becomes available to others. Say it as 'se li-BE-ra'.
El cuarto se libera a las doce.
The room is released at twelve.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
(passive/reflexive marker)
Makes the verb impersonal: 'it gets released'.
La mesa se ocupa rápido.
The table gets taken quickly.
libera
[lee-BEH-rah]
is released / freed
From 'liberar', to free up.
El cuarto se libera a las doce.
The room is freed at twelve.
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