¿Pica mucho? means "Is it very spicy?" in Mexican Spanish. "Picar" is the everyday verb for spicy heat, and "no pica" means "it's not spicy".
Neutral Fine in most everyday situations.
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Tone & Context
When a Mexican says "pica poquito" (just a little spicy), it may still be hot for you. Taste a little first.
Green salsa isn't always milder than red. Ask.
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FAQ: ¿Pica mucho?
¿Pica mucho? means "Is it very spicy?" in Mexican Spanish. "Picar" is the everyday verb for spicy heat, and "no pica" means "it's not spicy".
"Picante" (adjective) or "pica" (it's spicy).
"Sin chile, por favor" or "que no pique, por favor".