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How to Say ‘Of course, with pleasure.’ in Mexican Spanish

Claro, con gusto.

KLAH-roh kon GOOS-toh

[KLAH-roh kon GOOS-toh]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds natural and friendly from café staff in Mexico. [Con gusto] is a routine polite response in service situations.

Phrase Breakdown

Claro

[KLAH-roh]

of course / sure

A warm, affirmative reply from staff when helping with an order.

Example

Claro, le traigo un americano grande.

Of course, I’ll bring you a large Americano.

Con gusto

kon GOOS-toh

With pleasure / Gladly

A polite, friendly way to say you’re happy to do something.

Example

Con gusto le traigo el menú.

I’ll gladly bring you the menu.

Words in this phrase

con

[kon]

with

Con means with and is part of the phrase con gusto, meaning with pleasure.

Example

Con leche de avena sabe bien el latte.

With oat milk, the latte tastes good.

gusto

[GOOS-toh]

pleasure / taste

In con gusto, gusto helps form a polite expression meaning gladly or with pleasure.

Example

Lo hago con gusto si quiere un espresso.

I’ll do it gladly if you want an espresso.

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