How to Say ‘You write’ in Mexican Spanish
Escribes
ehs-KREE-behs
[ehs-KREE-behs]
💬 Usage Tip: [escribes] is the informal "you write" form, for one person: [Tú escribes]. With someone you address formally, you'd say [escribe].
🇲🇽 In Mexico: At a conference in Mexico, default to [usted] with someone you don't know well, especially in professional settings. Using [tú] can be fine once the interaction feels more relaxed, but don't assume it immediately.
Phrase Breakdown
Escribes
[ehs-KREE-behs]
you write / you type
Second-person singular present of “escribir.” In instructions: “Escribes…” = “You write/type… (then…)”.
Escribes el título y después guardas la nota.
You type the title and then you save the note.
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