How to Say ‘I'll see you at 4:30.’ in Mexican Spanish
Te espero a las 4:30.
teh ehs-PEH-roh ah lahs KWAH-troh ee MEH-dyah
[teh ehs-PEH-roh ah lahs KWAH-troh ee MEH-dyah]
💬 Usage Tip: With times, Spanish uses [a las]: [Te espero a las 4:30.]. You can swap in other times the same way, like [a las 2:00] or [a las 5].
Phrase Breakdown
Te espero
teh ehs-PEH-roh
I’ll wait for you; I’m expecting you
A friendly way to say you will be there waiting.
Te espero en la entrada.
I’ll wait for you at the entrance.
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
you
Object pronoun meaning you, receiving the action.
Te espero afuera del consultorio.
I’ll wait for you outside the office.
espero
[ehs-PEH-roh]
I wait for
Used to say I’ll be expecting or waiting for someone.
Te espero sin falta mañana.
I’ll be waiting for you tomorrow without fail.
A las 4:30
ah lahs KWAH-troh ee MEH-dyah
at 4:30
States the time when you will meet or wait.
Nos vemos a las 4:30.
We’ll meet at 4:30.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at
Preposition used here before a specific time.
Te espero a las seis.
I’ll wait for you at six.
las
[lahs]
the
Plural article used in telling time: a las cuatro.
La cita es a las ocho.
The appointment is at eight.
4:30
[KWAH-troh ee MEH-dyah]
4:30
A specific time, read as cuatro y media in Spanish.
Te espero a las 4:30 en punto.
I’ll wait for you at 4:30 sharp.
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