How to Say ‘Okay, that I'll accept.’ in Mexican Spanish
Va, eso sí te lo acepto.
bah EH-soh SEE teh loh ah-SEHP-toh
[bah EH-soh SEE teh loh ah-SEHP-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Va, eso sí
bah EH-soh SEE
Okay, that I will
'Va' is casual Mexican slang for 'okay' or 'deal'. Pause briefly after 'Va'.
Va, eso sí lo hago.
Okay, that I'll do.
Words in this phrase
Va
[bah]
okay / sure
Mexican informal way to agree, like 'okay'.
Va, te llamo mañana.
Okay, I'll call you tomorrow.
eso
[EH-soh]
that
Refers to an idea, comment, or situation previously mentioned.
«Eso» se refiere a lo que la otra persona dijo.
“Eso” refers to what the other person said.
sí
[SEE]
indeed / really
Here adds emphasis: that I do accept.
Eso sí me gusta.
That I really like.
te lo acepto.
teh loh ah-SEHP-toh
I'll accept it from you.
Accepting an offer politely. Say it as 'te-lo-a-SEP-to'.
Si es café, te lo acepto.
If it's coffee, I'll accept it.
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
from you
Indirect object pronoun: accepting it from you.
Te lo agradezco.
I thank you for it.
lo
[loh]
It
Direct object pronoun for an object or a situation.
Lo vi ayer.
I saw it yesterday.
acepto
[ah-SEHP-toh]
I accept
First person of 'aceptar'.
Acepto tu invitación.
I accept your invitation.
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