How to Say ‘Say hello to Tití’ in Mexican Spanish
Saluden a Tití
sah-LOO-den ah tee-TEE
[sah-LOO-den ah tee-TEE]
💬 Usage Tip: For commands to a group in Mexico, use the ustedes form, so saluden means "you all say hello." You wouldn't use Spain's saludad here.
Phrase Breakdown
Saluden
[sah-LOO-den]
Greet
To acknowledge someone with a salutation or greeting.
Saluden a sus vecinos.
Greet your neighbors.
a
[ah]
to
Indicates a direction toward or reaching something.
Voy a la tienda.
I'm going to the store.
Tití
[tee-TEE]
Aunt
A familiar term for aunt, often used affectionately in Latin American cultures.
Cuando llegué a casa, Tití me preguntó sobre mi día.
When I got home, my aunt asked me about my day.
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