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How to Say ‘There we go, we're here.’ in Mexican Spanish

Listo, ya llegamos.

LEES-toh yah yeh-GAH-mohs

[LEES-toh yah yeh-GAH-mohs]

💬 Usage Tip: listo literally means "ready". In Mexico it's also used on its own to wrap something up, like "done" or "there we go".

Phrase Breakdown

Listo,

LEES-toh

All set / Okay

'Listo' means 'ready', and Mexicans use it like 'okay' or 'done'. Stress LIS-to.

Example

Listo, vámonos.

Okay, let's go.

Words in this phrase

Listo

[LEES-toh]

ready / all set

A common service word meaning everything is done or confirmed.

Example

Listo, su cancelación quedó hecha dentro del plazo.

All set, your cancellation was made within the deadline.

ya llegamos.

yah yeh-GAH-mohs

we've arrived

'Ya' means 'already' or 'now'. 'Llegamos' means 'we arrived'. In Mexico 'll' sounds like the English 'y': ye-GA-mos.

Example

Por fin ya llegamos.

We've finally arrived.

Words in this phrase

[yah]

already / now

Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.

Example

Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.

She can go out to the garden for a little while now.

llegamos

[yeh-GAH-mohs]

we've arrived

From 'llegar'; 'ya llegamos' means 'we're here'.

Example

Por fin llegamos a casa.

We finally got home.

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