How to Say ‘Drink plenty of water.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tome mucha agua.
TOH-meh MOO-chah AH-gwah
[TOH-meh MOO-chah AH-gwah]
💬 Usage Tip: Tomar is the usual verb for drinking, and it also covers taking medicine: tome esta pastilla "take this pill." Mucha matches agua, which is feminine.
Phrase Breakdown
Tome
[TOH-meh]
drink (formal command)
Formal command of 'tomar'; with liquids or medicine it means drink or take.
Tome la pastilla después de comer.
Take the pill after eating.
mucha
[MOO-chah]
much / a lot of
Feminine form of 'mucho' to match a feminine noun.
Tengo mucha hambre.
I'm very hungry.
agua
[AH-gwah]
water
Feminine noun that uses 'el' in the singular.
No hay agua.
There is no water.
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