How do you say "My dad also is very excited." in Mexican Spanish?

"My dad also is very excited." in Mexican Spanish is "Mi papá también está muy emocionado.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Mi papá también está muy emocionado." mean in English?

"Mi papá también está muy emocionado." means "My dad also is very excited." in English. Usage tip: Very natural word order in Spanish. In English you’d usually say "My dad is also very excited."

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How to Say ‘My dad also is very excited.’ in Mexican Spanish

Mi papá también está muy emocionado.

mee pah-PAH tahm-BYEHN es-TAH mwee eh-moh-syo-NAH-doh

[mee pah-PAH tahm-BYEHN es-TAH mwee eh-moh-syo-NAH-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: Very natural word order in Spanish. In English you’d usually say "My dad is also very excited."

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Watching soccer together is often a family event, not just an individual hobby.

Phrase Breakdown

Mi papá

mee pah-PAH

My dad

Introduces the person you are talking about.

Example

Mi papá llega tarde.

My dad arrives late.

Words in this phrase

[mee]

A possessive adjective that means something belongs to me.

Example

Mi jugador favorito siempre anota goles.

My favorite player always scores goals.

papá

[pah-PAH]

dad

A familiar word for father, often used in everyday speech.

Example

Mi papá prepara botanas para el partido.

My dad prepares snacks for the match.

también está

tahm-BYEHN es-TAH

is also

Shows that the same feeling applies to him too.

Example

Mi mamá también está lista.

My mom is also ready.

Words in this phrase

también

[tahm-BYEHN]

also

Used to show that another person or thing shares the same idea or action.

Example

Yo estoy emocionado y mi papá también.

I am excited and my dad is too.

está

[es-TAH]

Form of estar used with he, she, or usted for temporary conditions or emotions.

Example

Mi hermano está nervioso antes del juego.

My brother is nervous before the game.

muy emocionado

mwee eh-moh-syo-NAH-doh

very excited

The emotional description completes the sentence.

Example

Mi papá también está muy emocionado por el Mundial.

My dad is also very excited for the World Cup.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mwee]

very

Used to make an adjective or adverb stronger.

Example

El estadio está muy lleno hoy.

The stadium is very full today.

emocionado

[eh-moh-syo-NAH-doh]

excited

An adjective for a male person who feels excited.

Example

Mi tío está emocionado por el Mundial 2026.

My uncle is excited about the 2026 World Cup.

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