How to Say ‘Perfect, I'll order one too.’ in Mexican Spanish
Perfecto, yo también pido una.
pehr-FEHK-toh yoh tahm-BYEN PEE-doh oo-nah
[pehr-FEHK-toh yoh tahm-BYEN PEE-doh oo-nah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Ordering the same drink is a friendly move that puts you both on the same footing. It also turns the gesture into sharing a drink rather than just paying for one.
Phrase Breakdown
Perfecto,
pehr-FEHK-toh
Perfect,
Shows you agree with or like the choice. Stress the middle syllable: per-FEC-to.
Perfecto, nos vemos mañana.
Perfect, see you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Perfecto
[pehr-FEHK-toh]
perfect / great
Shows agreement or satisfaction after hearing reservation details.
Perfecto, podemos cancelar sin costo antes de las seis.
Perfect, we can cancel at no cost before six o’clock.
yo también pido una.
yoh tahm-BYEN PEE-doh oo-nah
I'll order one too.
'Pedir' means to order. Here the present tense 'pido' is used for an immediate decision. 'Una' refers back to the margarita.
Yo también pido tacos.
I'll order tacos too.
Words in this phrase
yo
[yoh]
I
The speaker or writer referring to themselves.
Yo prefiero el té al café.
I prefer tea over coffee.
también
[tahm-BYEN]
too / also
Used to agree with someone and say the same is true for you.
Yo también grité del susto.
I also yelled from the scare.
pido
[PEE-doh]
I ask for / I order
First person of 'pedir'.
Siempre pido tacos.
I always order tacos.
una
[oo-nah]
one
The smallest whole number; a single unit.
Solo tengo una manzana.
I only have one apple.
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