How to Say ‘To take them down’ in Mexican Spanish
Bajarlas
bah-HAHR-lahs
[bah-HAHR-lahs]
💬 Usage Tip: When you attach [las] to [bajar], you get [bajarlas]: "to take them down." You can do the same with other verbs: [subirlas], [moverlas].
Phrase Breakdown
Bajarlas
[bah-HAHR-lahs]
to take them down
Infinitive bajar with attached object pronoun las, referring to feminine plural things like suitcases.
Bajarlas aquí es más fácil porque hay espacio.
Taking them down here is easier because there is space.
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