How to Say ‘If you want to stay today’ in Mexican Spanish
Si quiere' quedarte hoy
see kee-EH-reh keh-DAHR-teh oy
[see kee-EH-reh keh-DAHR-teh oy]
💬 Usage Tip: Informal ‘quieres’ shortened to ‘quiere’ in urban slang.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Staying together due to circumstances (like weather) adds a romantic touch.
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
if
Used to specify a condition.
Si quieres, te acompaño.
If you want, I'll go with you.
quiere
[kee-EH-reh]
want
To feel a need or desire for something.
Quiere un helado.
He/She wants an ice cream.
quedarte
[keh-DAHR-teh]
to stay
To remain in a particular place.
Voy a quedarme en casa.
I am going to stay home.
hoy
[oy]
today
On this present day.
Hoy es mi cumpleaños.
Today is my birthday.
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