How to Say ‘Do you want it’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Lo quieres
loh kee-EH-rehs
[loh kee-EH-rehs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Lo] stands for the drink: "do you want it...?" Spanish often uses a small object word like this instead of repeating the noun. You can hear the same in [¿lo quieres frío?]
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to the drink being discussed.
¿Lo quieres con azúcar o sin azúcar?
Do you want it with sugar or without sugar?
quieres
[kee-EH-rehs]
do you want
From querer; here it asks what size or option the person wants.
¿Lo quieres chico o mediano?
Do you want it small or medium?
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