How to Say ‘I'd like one’ in Mexican Spanish
Quisiera uno
kee-see-eh-rah OO-noh
[kee-see-eh-rah OO-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: quisiera is a softer version of quiero "I want", much like "I'd like" versus "I want" in English. It's a safe default for ordering anything.
Phrase Breakdown
Quisiera
[kee-see-eh-rah]
I would like
Polite expression of desire or preference.
Quisiera comer ahora.
I would like to eat now.
uno
[OO-noh]
One
'Uno' is a pronoun meaning one referring to a single entity.
Uno de mis amigos está aquí.
One of my friends is here.
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