How to Say ‘I'll be expecting you.’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo espero.
loh ehs-PEH-roh
[loh ehs-PEH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: esperar means both "to wait for" and "to expect," so lo espero covers both at once. lo means "you" when speaking to a man formally, and la espero is used for a woman.
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
you (formal, masculine)
Object pronoun referring to 'usted' when masculine.
Lo veo mañana, señor.
I'll see you tomorrow, sir.
espero
[ehs-PEH-roh]
I wait
First person of esperar, to wait.
Espero aquí a mi amiga.
I'm waiting here for my friend.
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