How to Say ‘I made you’ in Mexican Spanish
Te preparé
teh preh-pah-REH
[teh preh-pah-REH]
💬 Usage Tip: te here means "for you", and it goes before the verb. Swap it to change who it's for: le preparé "I made for him/her", les preparé "I made for them".
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
for you
Indirect object: the drink was made for you.
Te compré flores.
I bought you flowers.
preparé
[preh-pah-REH]
I prepared
Past tense of 'preparar', first person.
Preparé la cena.
I prepared dinner.
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