How to Say ‘I accept from you’ in Mexican Spanish
Le acepto
leh ah-SEHP-toh
[leh ah-SEHP-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Le] here means [from you / for you], not [him/her]. Spanish uses this little word a lot with people: [le acepto transferencia], [le cobro después].
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
to you / from you
Le here refers politely to the other person, meaning something like 'from you' or 'to you' in this expression.
Le acepto transferencia sin problema.
I accept bank transfer from you, no problem.
acepto
[ah-SEHP-toh]
I accept
Acepto is the first-person singular of aceptar, meaning 'I accept.'
Yo acepto pago con tarjeta o transferencia.
I accept payment by card or bank transfer.
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