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How to Say ‘It's the three hundred we agreed on, right?’ in Mexican Spanish

Son los trescientos que quedamos, ¿verdad?

sohn lohs trehs-SYEHN-tohs keh keh-DAH-mohs behr-DAHD

[sohn lohs trehs-SYEHN-tohs keh keh-DAH-mohs behr-DAHD]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Confirming the price out loud before paying heads off any last-minute surcharge. Ending with ¿verdad? does it without sounding confrontational.

Phrase Breakdown

Son los trescientos

sohn lohs trehs-SYEHN-tohs

It's the three hundred

'Trescientos' means 300 and is stressed tre-SIEN-tos. 'Los' implies the pesos already agreed on.

Example

Son los trescientos de la renta.

It's the three hundred for the rent.

Words in this phrase

Son

[sohn]

they are / it is

"Son" is a form of the verb "ser". In reservations, it is used to state a quantity, like saying how many guests there are.

Example

En la reservación, Son cuatro para la cena.

For the reservation, there are four for dinner.

los

[lohs]

the

Los is the masculine plural definite article meaning 'the.'

Example

Fue de los buenos, de verdad.

It was one of the good ones, really.

trescientos

[trehs-SYEHN-tohs]

three hundred

The number 300.

Example

Son trescientos pesos.

It's three hundred pesos.

que quedamos,

keh keh-DAH-mohs

that we agreed on

'Quedar' also means 'to agree', which is very common in Mexico. Both 'que' and 'que' in 'quedamos' are pronounced with a 'k' sound: ke ke-DA-mos.

Example

Es lo que quedamos.

It's what we agreed on.

Words in this phrase

que

[keh]

that

Used to introduce a clause.

Example

Quiero que lo sepas.

I want you to know.

quedamos

[keh-DAH-mohs]

we agreed on

'Quedar' in the sense of agreeing on something.

Example

Es lo que quedamos ayer.

It's what we agreed yesterday.

¿verdad?

behr-DAHD

right?

This tag question asks for confirmation. Stress ver-DAD and raise your voice at the end.

Example

Hace calor, ¿verdad?

It's hot, right?

Words in this phrase

verdad

[behr-DAHD]

right?

'¿Verdad?' at the end of a sentence asks for confirmation.

Example

Está cerca, ¿verdad?

It's close, right?

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