How to Say βEveningβ in Mexican Spanish
Noche
NO-cheh
[NO-cheh]
π¬ Usage Tip: Used to denote the time post-sunset to midnight.
π²π½ In Mexico: Evening times are frequently for social activities.
Phrase Breakdown
Noche
[NO-cheh]
Night
The period from sunset to sunrise.
La cena serΓ‘ en la noche.
The dinner will be at night.
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