How to Say ‘I get / I'm due’ in Mexican Spanish
Me toca
meh TOH-kah
[meh TOH-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tocar] often means "to be someone's share" or "to be due to someone," not just physical touching. So [me toca] here means "I'm supposed to get."
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me / me
Object pronoun meaning me or to me; in me toca it means it falls to me or I get.
Me toca pagar hoy.
It's my turn to pay today.
toca
[TOH-kah]
it touches / falls to / is my turn
From tocar; in this expression it means it falls to me, I get, or it is my turn.
Me toca cambio después de pagar.
I get change after paying.
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