How to Say ‘I'll reserve it.’ in Mexican Spanish
La aparto.
lah ah-PAHR-toh
[lah ah-PAHR-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Apartar] is commonly used in Mexico for setting something aside or reserving it for someone. In appointment contexts, [La aparto] means "I'll hold/reserve that slot for you."
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to the appointment slot.
La aparto para las cinco.
I reserve it for five.
aparto
[ah-PAHR-toh]
I reserve / I set aside
From apartar; used to say you will reserve a time or spot.
Si quieres, aparto la cita ahora.
If you want, I reserve the appointment now.
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