How to Say ‘I'll drink it’ in Mexican Spanish
Me la tomo
meh lah TOH-moh
[meh lah TOH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: la here points back to la limonada, so it matches that word's -a ending. For a beer it would also be la; for a mezcal, me lo tomo.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
(emphatic, myself)
Pronoun used with 'tomarse', to drink up.
Me tomo un café.
I'll have a coffee.
la
[lah]
it / her
Refers to a feminine noun like la reservación or la mesa.
La dejo confirmada después de verificar disponibilidad.
I leave it confirmed after checking availability.
tomo
[TOH-moh]
I drink
First person of 'tomar'.
Tomo agua todos los días.
I drink water every day.
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