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How to Say ‘Yes, I'll wait for you here.’ in Mexican Spanish

Sí, aquí lo espero.

see ah-KEE loh es-PEH-roh

[see ah-KEE loh es-PEH-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: esperar means both "wait for" and "hope". lo here means you, said to a man. Say la espero to a woman.

Phrase Breakdown

Sí, aquí

see ah-KEE

Yes, here

'Aquí' means 'here'. Stress the last syllable: 'a-KEE'.

Example

Sí, aquí estoy.

Yes, I'm here.

Words in this phrase

Sí

[see]

yes

Basic word used to give an affirmative answer.

Example

Sí, me interesa conocer más vacantes.

Yes, I'm interested in learning about more openings.

aquí

[ah-KEE]

here

Indicates this place or this company/location.

Example

«Aquí» se refiere a este lugar de trabajo.

“Aquí” refers to this workplace.

lo espero.

loh es-PEH-roh

I'll wait for you.

'Lo' means 'you' (formal, to a man). Tap the single 'r': 'es-PE-ro'.

Example

Lo espero en la entrada.

I'll wait for you at the entrance.

Words in this phrase

[loh]

him

Refers to a male object or person already mentioned.

Example

Lo vi en el parque.

I saw him in the park.

espero

[es-PEH-roh]

I'll wait for

From 'esperar', here meaning to wait for someone.

Example

Te espero en la entrada.

I'll wait for you at the entrance.

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