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How do you say "bless you" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Dios te bendiga
In Spanish (Latin America), "bless you" is Dios te bendiga.
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Pronunciation
Roughly, "Dios te bendiga" is spoken DIOS TE be-NDI-ga; the whole word moves quickly with even weight given to each syllable.
Grammar notes
Dios te bendiga is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
bless you
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How to remember Dios te bendiga
Say "Dios te bendiga" three times fast while picturing "bless you" happening right in front of you.
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Questions about Dios te bendiga
How do you pronounce Dios te bendiga?
Roughly, "Dios te bendiga" is spoken DIOS TE be-NDI-ga; the whole word moves quickly with even weight given to each syllable.
Is Dios te bendiga formal or casual?
Dios te bendiga is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Dios te bendiga used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Dios te bendiga is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (bless you).
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