How to Say ‘To unload them carefully’ in Mexican Spanish
A bajarlas con cuidado
ah bah-HAHR-lahs kohn kwee-DAH-doh
[ah bah-HAHR-lahs kohn kwee-DAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Starting with [a] plus an action can sound like "let's do it" in the moment: [a bajarlas] = "let's unload them." You'll hear the same push-to-action pattern in [a ver] and [a trabajar].
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
to
Preposition used before an infinitive to introduce the action.
A bajarlas con cuidado para no golpear la puerta.
Let's take them down carefully so we don't hit the door.
bajarlas
[bah-HAHR-lahs]
to take them down
Infinitive form with pronoun las attached, referring to feminine plural objects.
A bajarlas con cuidado porque son frágiles.
Let's take them down carefully because they are fragile.
Con cuidado
kohn kwee-DAH-doh
Carefully
Indicates that something should be done with caution.
Maneja con cuidado.
Drive carefully.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
Preposition meaning 'with,' part of the phrase con cuidado.
A bajarlas con cuidado en esta parada.
Let's take them down carefully at this stop.
cuidado
[kwee-DAH-doh]
care / caution
Used in the phrase con cuidado to express caution.
A bajarlas con cuidado para no romper nada.
Let's take them down carefully so as not to break anything.
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