How to Say ‘We are going with my parents.’ in Mexican Spanish
Vamos con mis padres.
BAH-mohs kohn mees PAH-dres
[BAH-mohs kohn mees PAH-dres]
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos
[BAH-mohs]
we are going
A verb form meaning "we are going" or "let’s go," depending on context.
Vamos con mis padres al restaurante.
We are going with my parents to the restaurant.
Con mis padres
kohn mees PAH-dres
with my parents
Indicates the company you are with.
Salgo con mis padres.
I’m going out with my parents.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
A preposition meaning "with."
Vamos con mis padres este sábado.
We are going with my parents this Saturday.
mis
[mees]
my
A possessive adjective meaning "my" before a plural noun.
Vamos con mis padres a comer.
We are going with my parents to eat.
padres
[PAH-dres]
parents
A plural noun meaning parents in this context.
Vamos con mis padres a la terraza.
We are going with my parents to the terrace.
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