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How to Say ‘I'll be waiting for your call’ in Mexican Spanish

Aquí espero tu llamada

ah-KEE es-PEH-roh too yah-MAH-dah

[ah-KEE es-PEH-roh too yah-MAH-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for something about to happen: espero literally "I wait" here means "I'll wait." Same idea: ahorita te llamo "I'll call you in a bit."

Phrase Breakdown

Aquí espero

ah-KEE es-PEH-roh

I'll be waiting here

'Espero' means 'I wait'. Link 'aquí' and 'espero' smoothly: a-QUÍ-es-PE-ro.

Example

Aquí espero a que llegues.

I'll wait here until you arrive.

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.

espero

[es-PEH-roh]

I wait (for)

From 'esperar'; here meaning to wait for.

Example

Te espero en la puerta.

I'll wait for you at the door.

tu llamada

too yah-MAH-dah

your call

'Tu' is the informal 'your'. In Mexico, 'll' sounds like the English 'y'. Stress lla-MA-da.

Example

Gracias por tu llamada.

Thanks for your call.

Words in this phrase

[too]

your

Informal singular possessive adjective used before a noun.

Example

Con tu perfil puedes destacar mucho.

With your profile, you can stand out a lot.

llamada

[yah-MAH-dah]

call

Feminine noun for a phone or video call.

Example

Tengo una llamada a las tres.

I have a call at three.

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