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How do you say "to watch" in Mexican Spanish?

mirar

Noun

In Mexican Spanish, "to watch" is mirar.

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Pronunciation

Mee-RAHR: stress on the last syllable, with a rolled r at the end if possible.

Grammar notes

Mirar is a regular -ar verb. It means to look at, to watch, or to observe. Past participle is mirado.

Example sentence

Miro la tele todos los días.

I watch TV every day.

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How to remember mirar

Mirar sounds like 'mee-rah,' and contains mira (look). To watch is to keep looking (mirando) at something.

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Questions about mirar

How do you say "to watch" in Mexican Spanish?

In Mexican Spanish, "to watch" is mirar. It is a noun.

How is mirar written in Mexican Spanish?

mirar is written using the standard Mexican Spanish script.

How is mirar used in a sentence?

Use mirar as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Miro la tele todos los días. (I watch TV every day.).

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