How to Say ‘I checked it this morning.’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo revisé esta mañana.
loh rreh-vee-SEH EHS-tah mah-NYAH-nah
[loh rreh-vee-SEH EHS-tah mah-NYAH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: lo "it" goes before the verb, not after as in English. Same pattern: Lo apagué "I turned it off."
Phrase Breakdown
Lo revisé
loh rreh-vee-SEH
I checked it
Past tense of 'revisar' (to check). Stress the final 'SÉ': 'loh reh-vee-SEH'.
Lo revisé dos veces.
I checked it twice.
Words in this phrase
Lo
[loh]
It
Direct object pronoun for an object or a situation.
Lo vi ayer.
I saw it yesterday.
revisé
[rreh-vee-SEH]
I checked
Past tense (I form) of 'revisar', to check or inspect.
Revisé las llaves del agua.
I checked the water valves.
esta mañana.
EHS-tah mah-NYAH-nah
this morning.
'Esta' (this, no accent) differs from 'está' (is). Stress the first syllable: 'EHS-tah mah-NYAH-nah'.
Desayuné esta mañana.
I had breakfast this morning.
Words in this phrase
esta
[EHS-tah]
this
A demonstrative adjective used with feminine singular nouns.
Esta semana te mando un correo para dar seguimiento.
This week I’ll send you an email to follow up.
mañana
[mah-NYAH-nah]
morning
With 'la/esta', 'mañana' means morning rather than tomorrow.
Me baño en la mañana.
I shower in the morning.
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