How to Say ‘Believe’ in Mexican Spanish
Creer
kreh-EHR
[kreh-EHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Creer means “to believe.” In fast speech, native speakers may link words smoothly: “puedo creer.”
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This verb is common in emotional sports reactions because football is full of unbelievable moments.
Phrase Breakdown
Creer
[kreh-EHR]
to believe
The infinitive verb meaning 'to believe' or 'to think something is true.'
Después del gol, solo puedo decir: Creer es difícil en este momento.
After the goal, I can only say: To believe is hard in this moment.
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