How to say “come on! (Mexico interjection)” in Spanish
“Come on! (Mexico interjection)” in Spanish is órale (OH-rah-leh).
- Spanish
- órale
- Say it
- OH-rah-leh
- Note
- Can encourage, agree or express surprise; meaning depends on tone.
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Mexican slang with meanings and register
The other words in step 3 of Mexican Spanish Words.
- la chambajob (Mexico informal) · lah CHAHM-bah
- el chavoyoung person (Mexico informal) · el CHAH-boh
- el cuatefriend (Mexico informal) · el KWAH-teh
- el escuinclekid (Mexico informal) · el ehs-KWEEN-kleh
- chidocool (Mexico informal) · CHEE-doh
- padregreat (Mexico informal) · PAH-dreh
- híjolewow! (Mexico interjection) · EE-hoh-leh
- ahoritaright now or soon (Mexico) · ah-oh-REE-tah
- la lanamoney (Mexico informal) · lah LAH-nah
Questions about órale
How do you say “come on! (Mexico interjection)” in Spanish?
“Come on! (Mexico interjection)” in Spanish is órale. Can encourage, agree or express surprise; meaning depends on tone.
How do you pronounce órale?
Say it OH-rah-leh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: OH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does órale mean in English?
In English, órale means “come on! (Mexico interjection)”.
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