How to Say ‘I want’ in Mexican Spanish
Quiero
KYEH-roh
[KYEH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Quiero] is literally "I want," but in requests it can sound stronger than English unless you soften it with something like [por favor]. A more polite option you can reuse is [quisiera]: [Quisiera un café, por favor].
Phrase Breakdown
Quiero
[KYEH-roh]
I want
A common way to say what you want to order or ask for.
Quiero un café con leche de soya, por favor.
I want a coffee with soy milk, please.
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