How to Say ‘We agreed on a hundred pesos’ in Mexican Spanish
Quedamos en cien pesos
keh-DAH-mohs en SYEN PEH-sohs
[keh-DAH-mohs en SYEN PEH-sohs]
💬 Usage Tip: quedar en means "to agree on" and works for times and places too: quedamos en las cinco "we agreed on five o'clock".
Phrase Breakdown
Quedamos
[keh-DAH-mohs]
we agreed on
'Quedar' in the sense of agreeing on something.
Es lo que quedamos ayer.
It's what we agreed yesterday.
en cien pesos
en SYEN PEH-sohs
on one hundred pesos
'Cien' is used for exactly 100. Say it smoothly: en-SYEN-PE-sos.
La comida cuesta cien pesos.
The food costs one hundred pesos.
Words in this phrase
en
[en]
on
Used after 'quedar' to mark what was agreed upon.
Quedamos en vernos mañana.
We agreed to meet tomorrow.
cien
[SYEN]
one hundred
The number 100; becomes 'ciento' in 101 to 199.
Tengo cien pesos.
I have one hundred pesos.
pesos
[PEH-sohs]
pesos
Mexico's currency; plural of 'peso'.
Tengo cien pesos.
I have one hundred pesos.
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