How to Say ‘I hope you feel better.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que se mejore.
keh seh meh-HOH-reh
[keh seh meh-HOH-reh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Doctors, pharmacists and neighbours all say this as a warm goodbye. A simple gracias is the natural reply.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
may (wish marker)
Introduces a wish or polite hope; followed by a subjunctive verb, like English 'may...'.
Que disfruten su comida.
Enjoy your meal (May you enjoy your meal).
se
[seh]
(reflexive, yourself)
Reflexive pronoun for 'usted', part of 'mejorarse' (to get better).
Ojalá se sienta bien.
I hope you feel well.
mejore
[meh-HOH-reh]
get better
Subjunctive of 'mejorar'; used to wish someone recovery.
Espero que se mejore pronto.
I hope you get better soon.
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