How to Say ‘We sort it out easily here.’ in Mexican Spanish
Aquí nos arreglamos fácil.
ah-KEE nohs ah-rreh-GLAH-mohs FAH-seel
[ah-KEE nohs ah-rreh-GLAH-mohs FAH-seel]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Aquí nos arreglamos fácil.] can sound reassuring, but in a taxi dispute it may also hint at an informal workaround rather than a clear official process. Depending on tone, that can be helpful, vague, or a little slippery.
Phrase Breakdown
Aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
A common word meaning “here,” referring to this place or situation.
Aquí aceptan tarjeta y efectivo.
Here they accept card and cash.
nos
[nohs]
ourselves / each other
A reflexive or reciprocal pronoun used with verbs like “arreglarnos,” often meaning “we work it out” or “we sort things out.”
Nos entendemos rápido con el chofer.
We understand each other quickly with the driver.
arreglamos
[ah-rreh-GLAH-mohs]
we work it out / we sort it out
From “arreglarse”; in Mexico it can mean to come to an arrangement, fix a problem, or settle something informally.
Si no trae cambio, nos arreglamos con transferencia.
If you don’t have change, we can work it out with a bank transfer.
fácil
[FAH-seel]
easily
An adverb meaning “easily”; here it suggests something can be resolved without difficulty.
Con QR pagamos fácil.
With a QR code, we pay easily.
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