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How to Say ‘I really appreciate it.’ in Mexican Spanish

Se lo agradezco mucho.

seh loh ah-grah-DESS-koh MOO-choh

[seh loh ah-grah-DESS-koh MOO-choh]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: More formal and heartfelt than gracias. It's a good fit for thanking a boss or senior colleague for going out of their way.

Phrase Breakdown

Se lo agradezco

seh loh ah-grah-DESS-koh

I thank you for it

This is a formal way of saying thanks. In Mexico the 'z' sounds like 's': a-gra-DES-ko.

Example

Se lo agradezco, señora.

I thank you, ma'am.

Words in this phrase

[seh]

to you (formal)

Form of 'le' before 'lo', referring to 'usted'.

Example

Se lo explico ahora.

I'll explain it to you now.

[loh]

Direct object pronoun referring to a situation, route, or matter already mentioned.

Example

Lo llevo bien aunque haya tráfico.

I'm handling it well even though there is traffic.

agradezco

[ah-grah-DESS-koh]

I appreciate

First-person singular of agradecer; used to express appreciation or thanks.

Example

Agradezco que me espere en este punto.

I appreciate that you wait for me at this spot.

mucho.

MOO-choh

very much.

Stress the first syllable: MU-cho. The 'ch' sounds like the English 'ch'.

Example

Te quiero mucho.

I love you very much.

Words in this phrase

mucho

[MOO-choh]

a lot; very much

Adds emphasis to show strong affection.

Example

Te extraño mucho cuando no llamas.

I miss you a lot when you do not call.

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