How to Say ‘Bottled water’ in Mexican Spanish
Agua embotellada
AH-gwah em-boh-teh-YAH-dah
[AH-gwah em-boh-teh-YAH-dah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Locals don't drink tap water either. Restaurants serve purified water, and agua natural "plain water" is how you ask for still water rather than mineral water.
Phrase Breakdown
Agua
[AH-gwah]
water
Refers to water from the tap or shower.
No hay agua caliente en la regadera.
There is no hot water in the shower.
embotellada
[em-boh-teh-YAH-dah]
bottled
Adjective describing something sold in a bottle; feminine form to match 'agua'.
Prefiero el agua embotellada.
I prefer bottled water.
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