How common is English in Merida Mexico?

Learning the Language It is hard to really get to know people if you don't speak their language. So we've been studying some (probably time to kick it up a notch), practicing and fumbling a LOT. Though some people from Merida speak a little English, I'd say more than half speak no English at all.



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Being a non-Spanish speaker is NO problem in Merida or the state of Yucatan. You will find MANY locals speak some English.... they start English classes in kindergarden! A positve attitude, a smile and patience will get you real far. The Yucatan is a very safe place so have no fears.

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Merida is certainly a classic Mexican city and Spanish is the absolute language of communication, business and travel. However, if your Spanish is shaky or needs work, you can hopefully get around with a few basic words.

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Merida is also known for its colonial architecture, archaeological sites, and beautiful beaches. On the other hand, the cons of living in Merida include its high crime rate, lack of public transportation, and limited job opportunities. Additionally, the city can be quite hot and humid during the summer months.

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In general, Merida isn't really any less safe at night than during the day. The thing to keep in mind is that alcohol consumption (and overconsumption!) makes all situations and places less safe. If you're going out late at night, stick to Centro Historico (Downtown) and Paseo Montejo.

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No — Merida locals drink bottled water. Tap water in all Mexico is not safe to drink for anyone, so no one drinks straight tap water in Merida. Since locals don't want to get sick just as much as you don't want to get sick, there will be no instance when anyone will serve you tap water.

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in my opinion, you will have no problems in Merida either. There is more and more English spoken since students now learning in school and the locals are very helpful in trying to communicate. I would have no worries at all and I'm sure you will enjoy Merida.

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For travelers who do not plan to leave the city of Mérida, a rental car can still be useful but likely isn't necessary given the walkability of the city and the availability of cabs, buses and Uber. If you do choose to rent a car, reserving it ahead of your trip will likely save you money.

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Cost of Living Comparison Between Merida and Puerto Vallarta You would need around 56,617.5MXN in Puerto Vallarta to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with 50,000.0MXN in Merida (assuming you rent in both cities).

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