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How to Say ‘Only with you, I swear.’ in Mexican Spanish

Solo contigo, palabra.

SOH-loh kohn-TEE-goh pah-LAH-brah

[SOH-loh kohn-TEE-goh pah-LAH-brah]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds light and flirty, not deeply serious. [Palabra] helps keep it charming and a little cheeky instead of intense.

Phrase Breakdown

Solo contigo

SOH-loh kohn-TEE-goh

Only with you

Means the action is exclusive to the other person.

Example

Solo contigo soy así.

I'm like that only with you.

Words in this phrase

Solo

[SOH-loh]

only

Limits the statement to one person, giving it a flirtier tone.

Example

Solo contigo me pongo tan platicador.

Only with you do I get this talkative.

contigo

[kohn-TEE-goh]

with you

Direct, warm way to say with you; common in affectionate speech.

Example

Me río así solo cuando estoy contigo.

I laugh like that only when I’m with you.

palabra

[pah-LAH-brah]

I swear

Conversationally used to reassure someone playfully: I mean it or I swear.

Example

Solo contigo, palabra, no con nadie más.

Only with you, I swear, not with anyone else.

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