How to Say ‘I'll prepare them for you now.’ in Mexican Spanish
Te las preparo ahora.
teh lahs preh-PAH-roh ah-OH-rah
[teh lahs preh-PAH-roh ah-OH-rah]
💬 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 las preparo
teh lahs preh-PAH-roh
I’ll get them ready for you
Polite store phrase meaning the speaker will prepare the items for the customer.
Te las preparo en un momento.
I’ll get them ready for you in a moment.
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
for you / to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning “for you,” showing who receives the action.
Te busco otra talla ahora.
I’ll look for another size for you now.
las
[lahs]
them
A feminine plural pronoun meaning “them,” referring to items like playeras.
Las pongo aquí para ti.
I’ll put them here for you.
preparo
[preh-PAH-roh]
I prepare
From preparar, meaning “I prepare” or “I get ready.”
Preparo el pedido en la caja.
I prepare the order at the register.
ahora
[ah-OH-rah]
now
An adverb meaning “now,” often used to say something will happen immediately.
Lo hago ahora mismo.
I’ll do it right now.
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