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How to Say ‘Well, please hurry then’ in Mexican Spanish

Bueno, por favor apúrate entonces

💬 Usage Tip: Combines politeness and urgency.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: A strategic mix of friendliness and insistence that might be necessary in busy cities.

Phrase Breakdown

Bueno

Por favor

Apúrate

Entonces

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Bueno

[BWE-no]

Well

Used to express a mild degree of hesitation or agreement.

Example

Bueno, acepto tu oferta.

Well, I accept your offer.

por

[pore]

For

Indicates the recipient of an action.

Example

Por favor, es importante que llegues temprano.

Please, it's important that you arrive early.

favor

[fah-vore]

Favor

Courteous act done to someone for their request.

Example

El favor que te pedí era importante.

The favor I asked was important.

apúrate

[ah-POO-rah-teh]

Hurry up

An instruction to increase speed of an action.

Example

Apúrate o llegaremos tarde a la cita.

Hurry up or we'll be late for the appointment.

entonces

[en-TON-ses]

Then

Consequently, as a sequence of action.

Example

Entonces, si estás listo, podemos comenzar.

Then, if you're ready, we can start.

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