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How to Say ‘I really appreciate it.’ in Mexican Spanish

Se lo agradezco mucho.

seh loh ah-grah-DEHS-koh MOO-choh

[seh loh ah-grah-DEHS-koh MOO-choh]

💬 Usage Tip: se here is really le "to you". Spanish turns le into se when it comes right before lo: se lo doy "I give it to you".

Phrase Breakdown

Se lo agradezco

seh loh ah-grah-DEHS-koh

I appreciate it (to you, formal)

'Se lo' means 'it to you'. 'Agradezco' is pronounced a-gra-DES-ko, because the 'z' sounds like 's' in Mexico.

Example

Se lo agradezco, señor.

I appreciate it, sir.

Words in this phrase

[seh]

to you

Replaces 'le' before lo; formal 'to you'.

Example

Se lo traigo enseguida.

I'll bring it to you right away.

[loh]

Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned or easily identified.

Example

Lo supe cuando llegué.

I knew it when I arrived.

agradezco

[ah-grah-DEHS-koh]

I appreciate / thank

From 'agradecer' (to be grateful for).

Example

Agradezco su ayuda.

I appreciate your help.

mucho.

MOO-choh

very much

'Mucho' means 'a lot' or 'very much'. The 'ch' sounds like English 'ch' in 'church'.

Example

Te quiero mucho.

I love you very much.

Words in this phrase

mucho

[MOO-choh]

a lot; very much

An adverb that intensifies the action, showing a high degree.

Example

En invierno descansamos mucho y Nos cuidamos mucho.

In winter we rest a lot and take great care of each other.

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