How to Say ‘Look at’ in Mexican Spanish
Mira
MEE-rah
[MEE-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: Mira can mean “look!” or “look at…” depending on context. It comes from mirar = to look.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Mexican Spanish uses mira a lot in excited speech: “¡Mira!”, “¡Mira eso!”, “¡Mira a papá!”
Phrase Breakdown
Mira
[MEE-rah]
look
An imperative or present form of 'mirar.' In this context, it tells someone to look.
Mira cómo celebra la gente; Mira qué ambiente hay.
Look at how people celebrate; look at the atmosphere there is.
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