How to Say ‘Is waiting for me’ in Mexican Spanish
Me espera
meh es-PEH-rah
[meh es-PEH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: With [esperar], the person waiting can be the subject and the person being waited for can be an object: [Me espera] = "She's waiting for me." Compare [Te espero] "I'm waiting for you."
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
me
Object pronoun meaning the speaker is the one being waited for.
A “Me” espera mi mamá en la puerta.
My mom is waiting for “me” at the door.
espera
[es-PEH-rah]
waits for
From esperar; means someone is waiting for a person.
Mi mamá “espera” justo en esa puerta.
My mom “is waiting” right at that door.
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