How To Speak Spanish in Mexico City: I Cover Three Common Sayings in Mexico City Spanish That You Need to Know (CDMX Spanish Classes)

These are phrases that you will hear while talking with wait staff, Uber drivers, at the supermarket, talking with locals, etc. These are Spanish phrases that we never learned in school in the US and are phrases unique to Mexico City.

The three sayings are "va que va", "me late", and "si no de que"

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0:00 The gringo showing up
0:14 "Va que va"
0:31 Va que va explanation
0:57 "Me late"
1:10 Me late explanation
1:39 "Si no de que"
1:48 Si no de que explanation
2:10 Conclusion

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