How do you say "But I prefer" in Mexican Spanish?

"But I prefer" in Mexican Spanish is "Pero prefiero". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Pero prefiero" mean in English?

"Pero prefiero" means "But I prefer" in English.

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How to Say ‘But I prefer’ in Mexican Spanish

Pero prefiero

PEH-roh preh-FYEH-roh

[PEH-roh preh-FYEH-roh]

Phrase Breakdown

Pero

[PEH-roh]

But I prefer

Used to show a choice in preference contrasting with the previous statement.

Example

El bar es genial, pero prefiero algo más tranquilo.

The bar is great, but I prefer something quieter.

prefiero

[preh-FYEH-roh]

prefer

Indicating one's choice as more desirable.

Example

Prefiero hablar en otro lugar.

I prefer to talk somewhere else.

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