How to Say ‘I'll go with / I'll take’ in Mexican Spanish
Me quedo con
meh KEH-doh kohn
[meh KEH-doh kohn]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me quedo con] is a natural way to choose from options: literally [I'll stick with], but in a café it means [I'll go with / I'll take]. You can reuse it with almost anything: [Me quedo con el latte].
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
I
Reflexive pronoun used with certain verbs like 'quedarse con' in expressions of choosing.
Me quedo con el moka grande.
I’ll go with the large mocha.
quedo
[KEH-doh]
I choose / I’ll go with
From 'quedarse con'; in this context it means choosing one option.
Siempre quedo contento cuando quedo con un espresso doble.
I’m always satisfied when I go with a double espresso.
con
[kohn]
with
A preposition; in 'me quedo con' it helps express the option you choose.
Me quedo con cappuccino por hoy.
I’ll go with cappuccino for today.
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