How to Say ‘Take it well / handle it well’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo llevo bien
loh YEH-boh byen
[loh YEH-boh byen]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [llevar] can mean taking someone somewhere, not just carrying something. [Lo llevo] can mean "I'll take you," with [lo] meaning "you" for a male passenger in this kind of speech.
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to a situation, route, or matter already mentioned.
Lo llevo bien aunque haya tráfico.
I'm handling it well even though there is traffic.
llevo
[YEH-boh]
I handle; I carry
From llevar; here it means to manage or handle something.
Lo llevo con calma en este trayecto.
I handle it calmly on this trip.
bien
[byen]
well
Adverb meaning in a good or satisfactory way.
Lo llevo bien cuando manejo por aquí.
I handle it well when I drive around here.
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