
Texting & dating apps: Texting after the date to say you had fun
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Key Phrases
Me la pasé muy bien contigo hoy.
I had a really great time with you today.
¿Te gustaría salir otra vez?
Would you like to go out again?
Gracias por una noche tan bonita.
Thanks for such a lovely evening.
Skills You'll Learn
Expressing that you enjoyed a moment with someone
Expresar que disfrutaste un momento con alguien
Inviting someone out again and proposing a time
Invitar a alguien a salir de nuevo y proponer un horario
Thanking and saying goodbye politely at the end of an evening
Agradecer y despedirte cortésmente al final de una velada
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you just got home after a dinner date in Mexico. You want to text your date to say thanks and plan to go out again.
¡Hola! Ya llegué a mi casa.
Hi! I just got home.
¡Qué bueno! Gracias por avisarme.
Great! Thanks for letting me know.
Me la pasé muy bien contigo hoy.
I had a really great time with you today.
Yo también. La cena estuvo riquísima.
Me too. Dinner was delicious.
Sí, los tacos al pastor estaban buenísimos.
Yeah, the al pastor tacos were amazing.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Ya llegué
yah yeh-GEH
I've arrived
💬 ya here works like "now" or "already" and marks that something has just happened. Mexicans use ya constantly this way: ya comí "I already ate", ya voy "I'm on my way".
See breakdown →A mi casa
ah mee kah-sah
Home
💬 Spanish says a mi casa "to my house" where English just says "home". To say you're there now, swap a for en: estoy en mi casa "I'm at home".
See breakdown →Ya llegué a mi casa.
yah yeh-GEH ah mee kah-sah
I just got home.
🇲🇽 Texting this after a date is a common courtesy in Mexico, especially when someone asked you to let them know you got home safe. Sending it first comes across as considerate.
See breakdown →¡Qué bueno!
keh BWEH-noh
Great!
💬 qué plus a describing word makes a quick reaction: ¡Qué bonito! "How lovely!", ¡Qué rico! "How delicious!".
See breakdown →Gracias
GRAH-syahs
Thank you
Gracias por avisarme.
GRAH-syahs pohr ah-bee-SAHR-meh
Thanks for letting me know.
💬 After por, the action word keeps its basic form, and me attaches to the end: avisar becomes avisarme. Same pattern: gracias por invitarme "thanks for inviting me".
See breakdown →Me la pasé muy bien
meh lah pah-SEH mwee byehn
I had a great time
💬 la doesn't refer to anything specific. It's just part of the fixed expression pasársela bien "to have a good time". Swap the start to change who: ¿te la pasaste bien? "did you have a good time?".
See breakdown →Contigo
kohn-TEE-goh
With you
💬 "With you" fuses into one word, contigo, never con ti. "With me" works the same way: conmigo.
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