How to Say ‘To drop you off’ in Mexican Spanish
Para bajarte
PAH-rah bah-HAR-teh
[PAH-rah bah-HAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [para] plus an infinitive is a very common way to say what something is for: [para bajarte] = "to drop you off." Same pattern: [para esperar] "to wait," [para entrar] "to go in."
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for / to
A preposition often used to express purpose, like for getting off.
Le indico Para bajarte en la esquina.
I indicate to you where to get off at the corner.
bajarte
[bah-HAR-teh]
to get out / to get off
From bajarse; here it means for you to get out of the taxi.
Ese punto es bueno para bajarte.
That spot is good for you to get out.
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