How to Say ‘Done, you've got it.’ in Mexican Spanish
Listo, ya lo tienes.
LEES-toh yah loh tee-EH-nes
[LEES-toh yah loh tee-EH-nes]
Phrase Breakdown
Listo,
LEES-toh
Done / Ready
'Listo' means 'ready' or 'done'. It's used to say something is finished. Stress LIS: LIS-to.
Listo, ya terminé.
Done, I'm finished.
Words in this phrase
Listo
[LEES-toh]
ready / all set
A common service word meaning everything is done or confirmed.
Listo, su cancelación quedó hecha dentro del plazo.
All set, your cancellation was made within the deadline.
ya lo tienes.
yah loh tee-EH-nes
now you have it
This confirms the other person now has something, like your number. Say it smoothly: ya-lo-TIE-nes.
Te pasé el archivo, ya lo tienes.
I sent you the file, now you have it.
Words in this phrase
ya
[yah]
already / now
Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.
Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.
She can go out to the garden for a little while now.
lo
[loh]
It
Direct object pronoun for an object or a situation.
Lo vi ayer.
I saw it yesterday.
tienes
[tee-EH-nes]
You have
Used for asking if someone possesses or holds something.
¿Tienes algún lugar en mente?
Do you have any place in mind?
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