How to Say ‘Perfect, I'll prepare it right away.’ in Mexican Spanish
Perfecto, ahorita te lo preparo.
pehr-FEHK-toh ah-oh-REE-tah teh loh preh-PAH-roh
[pehr-FEHK-toh ah-oh-REE-tah teh loh preh-PAH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often puts the little object words before the verb: [te lo preparo] = [I prepare it for you]. Same order in similar café phrases: [te lo llevo] or [te lo caliento].
Phrase Breakdown
Perfecto
[pehr-FEHK-toh]
perfect
Used to confirm the order politely and positively.
Perfecto, su cappuccino sale en un momento.
Perfect, your cappuccino will be ready in a moment.
ahorita
[ah-oh-REE-tah]
right now / in a moment
A very Mexican way to say something will happen very soon.
Ahorita preparo tu moka mediana.
I’ll prepare your medium mocha in a moment.
Te lo preparo
teh loh preh-PAH-roh
I’ll prepare it for you
A polite way for a server or worker to say they will make or get the item.
Te lo preparo ahorita.
I’ll prepare it for you right away.
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
for you
Shows that the preparation is being done for the customer.
Te hago el latte con leche de avena.
I’ll make the latte for you with oat milk.
lo
[loh]
it
Refers to the ordered item, such as the coffee.
Lo preparo sin azúcar si quieres.
I’ll prepare it without sugar if you want.
preparo
[preh-PAH-roh]
I prepare
Said by someone making the drink for the customer.
Enseguida preparo tu americano.
I’ll prepare your Americano right away.
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