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How to Say ‘Here are your tacos’ in Mexican Spanish

Aquí están tus tacos

ah-KEE ehs-TAHN toos tah-kohs

[ah-KEE ehs-TAHN toos tah-kohs]

Phrase Breakdown

Aquí están

ah-KEE ehs-TAHN

Here are

You use this phrase when handing something over. Stress the end of both words: 'a-QUÍ es-TÁN'.

Example

Aquí están las llaves.

Here are the keys.

Words in this phrase

Aquí

[ah-KEE]

here

Indicates this place or this company/location.

Example

«Aquí» se refiere a este lugar de trabajo.

“Aquí” refers to this workplace.

están

[ehs-TAHN]

they are

Used to indicate an ongoing action performed by multiple people.

Example

Están estudiando en la biblioteca.

They are studying in the library.

tus tacos

toos tah-kohs

your tacos

'Tus' means your and is used with plural things. Stress 'TA-cos'.

Example

¿Te gustan tus tacos?

Do you like your tacos?

Words in this phrase

tus

[toos]

your (plural items)

Informal 'your' used with plural nouns.

Example

Aquí están tus llaves.

Here are your keys.

tacos

[tah-kohs]

Tacos

Traditional Mexican dish consisting of a folded or rolled tortilla filled with various mixtures.

Example

Hoy comí tacos de carnitas.

Today I ate carnitas tacos.

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