How to Say ‘I take care of’ in Mexican Spanish
Cuido
KWEE-doh
[KWEE-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cuidar] is often used without a preposition before the thing you care for: [cuido mis plantas], [cuido a mi abuela]. You only add [a] before a person or pet, not before things.
Phrase Breakdown
Cuido
[KWEE-doh]
I take care of
From cuidar; it means you look after or care for something or someone.
Todos los días Cuido el jardín con paciencia.
Every day I take care of the garden patiently.
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