How to Say ‘Make it two hundred for me’ in Mexican Spanish
Déjemelo en doscientos
DEH-heh-meh-loh ehn dohs-SYEHN-tohs
[DEH-heh-meh-loh ehn dohs-SYEHN-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: déjemelo en plus a price is the standard way to haggle: déjemelo en cien "let me have it for a hundred". It works at markets too.
Phrase Breakdown
Déjemelo
[DEH-heh-meh-loh]
leave it to me
Formal command of 'dejar' + me + lo; to let someone have it at a price.
Déjemelo más barato.
Give it to me cheaper.
en
[ehn]
at
Marks the price agreed.
Lo dejo en cien.
I'll leave it at a hundred.
doscientos
[dohs-SYEHN-tohs]
two hundred
The number 200.
Son doscientos pesos.
It's two hundred pesos.
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