How to Say ‘I'm down.’ in Mexican Spanish
Me late.
meh LAH-teh
[meh LAH-teh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Me late] is very Mexican and casual; it means something like "I'm into that" or "sounds good to me." Great for a bar scene, but too slangy for formal situations.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
I like it
In Mexican Spanish, this colloquial phrase suggests something appeals to you or feels right.
Sí, Me late.
Yeah, I like it.
late
[LAH-teh]
appeals to me
Slang verb in Mexico meaning something sounds good, feels right, or interests you.
Ese plan me gusta, late perfecto.
I like that plan, it sounds perfect.
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