How to Say ‘Only with you’ in Mexican Spanish
Solo contigo
SOH-loh kohn-TEE-goh
[SOH-loh kohn-TEE-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: After [con], Spanish uses special forms: [conmigo] and [contigo], not *[con mí]* or *[con ti]*. Same pattern: [Ven conmigo.] and [Quédate contigo no] is wrong, but [Quédate conmigo.] is right.
Phrase Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
only
Means just or only; often used to narrow the focus romantically.
Solo contigo se me olvida el ruido del bar.
Only with you do I forget the noise of the bar.
contigo
[kohn-TEE-goh]
with you
Used to say with you in an intimate or direct way; a fixed form after con.
La verdad, me quedaría aquí contigo toda la noche.
Honestly, I’d stay here with you all night.
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