How to Say ‘I’ll prepare them for you’ in Mexican Spanish
Te las preparo
teh lahs preh-PAH-roh
[teh lahs preh-PAH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: In [te las preparo], [te] means "for you" and [las] stands in for the things being prepared, like the shirts. Spanish often stacks these little words before the verb: [te lo llevo], [te la busco].
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
for you / to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning “for you” or “to you.”
Te preparo una playera extra.
I’ll prepare an extra T-shirt for you.
las
[lahs]
them
A feminine plural direct object pronoun meaning “them,” referring here to playeras.
Las llevo a la caja.
I take them to the register.
preparo
[preh-PAH-roh]
I prepare
From preparar, meaning “I prepare” or “I get ready.” In a store, it can mean getting items ready for the customer.
Preparo tu pedido en un momento.
I’ll prepare your order in a moment.
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