How to Say ‘Then I'd like the Chiapas one.’ in Mexican Spanish
Entonces quiero el de Chiapas.
en-TOHN-sehs kee-EH-roh el deh chee-AH-pahs
[en-TOHN-sehs kee-EH-roh el deh chee-AH-pahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [El de Chiapas] is a shortcut for "the Chiapas one," avoiding repeating [café] or [grano]. Spanish does this a lot after options are already clear: [quiero el mediano], [me llevo el de vainilla].
Phrase Breakdown
Entonces
[en-TOHN-sehs]
then / so
'Entonces' introduces the speaker's conclusion or decision.
Entonces quiero el de Chiapas porque suena más suave.
So I want the one from Chiapas because it sounds smoother.
quiero
[kee-EH-roh]
I want
'Quiero' means 'I want' and is useful for ordering politely in casual contexts.
Entonces quiero un café aromático para llevar.
So I want an aromatic coffee to go.
El de Chiapas
el deh chee-AH-pahs
The one from Chiapas
Refers specifically to the Chiapas coffee.
Me llevo el de Chiapas.
I’ll take the one from Chiapas.
Words in this phrase
el
[el]
the one / the
'El' here means 'the one,' referring to a specific coffee choice.
Entonces quiero el de Chiapas y no la mezcla.
So I want the one from Chiapas and not the blend.
de
[deh]
of / from
'De' here means 'from,' indicating origin.
Entonces quiero el de Chiapas para probar un origen mexicano.
So I want the one from Chiapas to try a Mexican origin.
Chiapas
[chee-AH-pahs]
Chiapas
A region in Mexico famous for coffee; used here to specify which coffee is chosen.
Entonces quiero el de Chiapas porque escuché que es suave.
So I want the one from Chiapas because I heard it is smooth.
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