How to Say ‘I'm counting on you’ in Mexican Spanish
Cuento con ustedes
KWEN-toh kohn oos-TEH-dehs
[KWEN-toh kohn oos-TEH-dehs]
💬 Usage Tip: cuento comes from contar, whose o turns into ue in most forms: cuento, cuentas. It stays o in contamos "we count".
Phrase Breakdown
Cuento
[KWEN-toh]
I count (on)
'Contar con' means to count on someone.
Cuento contigo para la fiesta.
I'm counting on you for the party.
con
[kohn]
with
Preposition meaning 'with'; shows accompaniment or a characteristic.
Con experiencia puedes aspirar a más.
With experience, you can aim for more.
ustedes
[oos-TEH-dehs]
you all / you (plural)
The plural you used in Latin America, including Mexico, for addressing more than one person.
¿Ustedes prefieren mesa adentro o afuera?
Do you all prefer a table inside or outside?
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