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How to Say ‘And I'll pull up there’ in Mexican Spanish

Y lo arrimo ahí

ee loh ah-REE-moh ah-EE

[ee loh ah-REE-moh ah-EE]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: [arrimar] for pulling the car closer is very natural in Mexico. If a driver says this, they usually mean they'll edge up as much as they reasonably can.

Phrase Breakdown

Y

[ee]

and

Connects this action with the previous one.

Example

Y lo arrimo ahí junto a la puerta.

And I'll pull you over there by the door.

Lo arrimo

loh ah-REE-moh

I move it closer / I bring it over

Mexican Spanish: 'arrimar' means to move something nearer or place it closer.

Example

Lo arrimo a la pared.

I move it closer to the wall.

Words in this phrase

lo

[loh]

it / you (formal object)

Object pronoun that can refer politely to the passenger.

Example

Y lo arrimo ahí para que baje cómodo.

And I'll pull you over there so you can get out comfortably.

arrimo

[ah-REE-moh]

I pull closer / I move closer

Driver speech for moving the vehicle nearer to a point.

Example

Y lo arrimo ahí, donde hay sombra.

And I'll pull you over there, where there's shade.

ahí

[ah-EE]

there

Indicates a specific spot nearby.

Example

Y lo arrimo ahí, junto al portón.

And I'll pull you over there, next to the gate.

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