How to Say ‘Do you want it’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Lo quiere
loh kee-EH-reh
[loh kee-EH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Lo] stands in for the drink: [¿Lo quiere con leche de avena?] = "Do you want it with oat milk?" You'll hear the same shortcut in [¿Lo quiere caliente o frío?].
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
it
A direct object pronoun meaning “it,” often referring to the drink being ordered.
¿Lo quiere caliente o frío?
Do you want it hot or cold?
quiere
[kee-EH-reh]
do you want
A polite form of “want” used with usted. In cafés, it means “would you like” or “do you want.”
¿Lo Quiere con leche de almendra?
Do you want it with almond milk?
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