Sale means "Okay" or "Deal" in Mexican Spanish. "¿Sale?" asks "Okay?" or "Deal?" when making plans.
Casual Use it with friends, family and people your age.
How It's Used
Tone & Context
It comes from "salir" (to work out), as in "that works". It's especially common in Mexico City.
You'll hear it from shopkeepers, friends and coworkers. It's casual but not rude.
Related Expressions
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FAQ: Sale
Sale means "Okay" or "Deal" in Mexican Spanish. "¿Sale?" asks "Okay?" or "Deal?" when making plans.
"Okay?" or "Deal?". You're asking for agreement.
Nothing big. Both mean okay. "Sale" is especially common in Mexico City.