How to Say ‘I chose them’ in Mexican Spanish
Los escogí
lohs es-koh-HEE
[lohs es-koh-HEE]
💬 Usage Tip: [Los] is attached here to mean [them]: [los escogí] = [I chose them]. Spanish can put these little object words before the verb too, but with this past form they often come before: [los vi], [los compré].
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
them
Direct object pronoun referring to masculine plural items, like gifts or flowers.
Los escogí pensando en tus suegros.
I chose them thinking of your in-laws.
escogí
[es-koh-HEE]
I chose
Past tense of escoger, meaning selected or picked out.
Ayer escogí unos chocolates artesanales.
Yesterday I chose some artisanal chocolates.
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