How to Say ‘Do you have it exact?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Lo trae exacto?
loh TRAH-eh ehk-SAHK-toh
[loh TRAH-eh ehk-SAHK-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Mexicans often use traer "to bring" to mean "to have on you": ¿trae cambio? "do you have change?"
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned or easily identified.
Lo supe cuando llegué.
I knew it when I arrived.
trae
[TRAH-eh]
do you have (on you)
From 'traer'; asks if someone has something with them.
¿Trae efectivo?
Do you have cash on you?
exacto
[ehk-SAHK-toh]
exact
Precise amount, without needing change.
Tengo el dinero exacto.
I have the exact money.
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