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How to Say ‘I knit’ in Mexican Spanish

Tejo

TEH-hoh

[TEH-hoh]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often skips yo because the -o ending already means "I." Tejo alone is a full sentence.

Phrase Breakdown

Tejo

[TEH-hoh]

I knit

First person of 'tejer', to knit or weave.

Example

Tejo una bufanda.

I'm knitting a scarf.

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