How do you say Gatorade in spanish?

Question

Hey guys. I really like gatorade, and im going to mexico. how do you say gatorade in espanol? Gracias mis amigos!

Answer 1

Brand names don´t usually change, so you will have to ask for this stuff by its name. Some people may pronounce it with English pronunciation and others with Spanish pronunciation, so you should know the Spanish pronunciation as well.

But if you need Gatorade so much, maybe you should stay home. Maybe you won´t be able to find it in Mexico. I would not have come to the USA while demanding Pulque; it can´t be found here.

Gracias mi amigo, I need dem electrolytes ya feel me mi amigo! Gracias :D - spanishluvr5evah, Dec 14, 2013

Answer 2

Just ask for sports drinks bebidas de deportes and maybe you can find it.

But why travel to Mexico to look for what you have at home? Live a little and be a Mexican for your visit.

Answer 3

Gaterade is plentiful, at least in Baja. Pronounced "gaa tor a day" by most regardless of the commercials. The names stay the same but Spanish pronunciation rules are applied. Most all of the US sports drinks are available here. But try Jarritas soft drinks, especially the piña it is very good. Oh and you can still get Coca-Cola in the glass bottles here.

A restaurant owner told me that Jarritos will be bought by Budwiser at the end of the year, so enjoy them while they still are without all the garbage put in US sodas - 005faa61, Dec 13, 2013

Thanks for the correction. - dennywells, Dec 13, 2013

Darn! Jarritos is soooooooooooo good. - gringojrf, Dec 13, 2013

I use to drink a popular soda made in Bolivia and one day I noticed they had been bought up by Coca-Cola. - ian-hill, Dec 13, 2013

Answer 4

gatorade

Answer 5

There are promotional videos by Gatorade Mexico on youtube. It's pronounced the same way in Spanish that it is in English. The G is not pronounced like a Spanish G. I'm sure it's widely available there.

Answer 6

One of those overpriced energy drinks, please.

Una de esas bebidas energéticas muy caros, por favor.

Good idea! - Pbisono, Dec 13, 2013