How to Say ‘Pay attention to your friend’ in Mexican Spanish
Hazle caso a tu amiga
AHZ-le KA-so a tu a-MEE-ga
[AHZ-le KA-so a tu a-MEE-ga]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Hazle caso' means 'to heed advice'.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Solidarity in female friendships is emphasized here.
Phrase Breakdown
Hazle
[AHZ-le]
pay attention
To consider or heed advice or instruction.
Siempre hazle caso a tu profesora.
Always pay attention to your teacher.
caso
[KA-so]
attention
The act of listening or focusing on something or someone.
Hazle caso a la señal de tráfico.
Pay attention to the traffic signal.
a
[a]
to
Indicates direction, place, or position.
La carta está dirigida a tu abuela.
The letter is addressed to your grandmother.
tu
[tu]
your
Denotes possession or relation.
Tu perro es muy amigable.
Your dog is very friendly.
amiga
[a-MEE-ga]
friend
Someone you know well and like.
Tu amiga siempre está a tu lado.
Your friend is always by your side.
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