mexicano
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adjective
- Mexicannative or pertaining to the country of the United Mexican States: compare mexiquense
- Mexicanpertaining to the Mexican language, i.e. Nahuatl
noun
- Mexicanan inhabitant of the country of Mexico
- Mexicanthe Mexican language, i.e. Nahuatl
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | mexicano |
|---|---|
| feminine | mexicana |
| masculine plural | mexicanos |
| feminine plural | mexicanas |
noun
| singular | mexicano |
|---|---|
| plural | mexicanos |
| feminine | mexicana |
| feminine plural | mexicanas |
Used in the library
- Por eso muchas palabras mexicanas terminan en -te: elote, mecate, petate.That is why many Mexican words end in -te: elote, mecate, petate.A2Las palabras del náhuatl — Words from Nahuatl
- Los mexicanos a veces dicen "ahorita ahorita" para decir "ya mismo".Mexicans sometimes say "ahorita ahorita" to mean "right this minute".A2Ahorita y los diminutivos — Ahorita and the Diminutives
- Sofía es mexicana y Kenji es japonés; se conocieron en un curso de español en Santiago de Chile.Sofía is Mexican and Kenji is Japanese; they met on a Spanish course in Santiago de Chile.A2Perdidos en Atacama — Lost in the Atacama (A2)
- En 2010 la UNESCO declaró Patrimonio de la Humanidad el tramo mexicano.In 2010 UNESCO declared the Mexican stretch a World Heritage Site.B1El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro — The Royal Road of the Interior