How to Say ‘About the hot water’ in Mexican Spanish
Del agua caliente
del AH-gwah kah-lee-EN-teh
[del AH-gwah kah-lee-EN-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: "Del" = "de + el." Nice little contraction alert!
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In housing conversations in Mexico, "agua caliente" is one of the most common utility issues renters mention.
Phrase Breakdown
Del
[del]
of the
Contraction of 'de + el'; it means 'of the' or 'about the' depending on context.
Le hablo del problema del agua caliente.
I’m speaking to you about the hot water problem.
agua
[AH-gwah]
water
The noun for water.
El agua no sale caliente en la regadera.
The water does not come out hot in the shower.
caliente
[kah-lee-EN-teh]
hot
Adjective meaning warm or hot; here it describes water.
Necesito agua caliente para bañarme.
I need hot water to shower.
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