How to Say ‘Come back in three days’ in Mexican Spanish
Regrese en tres días
reh-GREH-seh en trehs DEE-ahs
[reh-GREH-seh en trehs DEE-ahs]
💬 Usage Tip: regresar is the everyday Mexican verb for coming or going back. You'll hear it far more than volver.
Phrase Breakdown
Regrese
[reh-GREH-seh]
come back (formal command)
Formal command of regresar, to return.
Regrese mañana, por favor.
Come back tomorrow, please.
en tres días
en trehs DEE-ahs
in three days
This tells when to return. Tap the 'r' in 'tres' and stress 'DÍ-as'.
Llega en tres días.
It arrives in three days.
Words in this phrase
en
[en]
in
A preposition meaning inside, within, or as part of something.
«En» ubica la acción dentro de «En un equipo».
“En” places the action within “In a team.”
tres
[trehs]
three
The number following two.
Tres manzanas cayeron del árbol.
Three apples fell from the tree.
días
[DEE-ahs]
days
Plural of 'día'; used in the morning greeting.
Tengo tres días libres.
I have three days off.
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