How to Say ‘I’ll take it’ in Mexican Spanish
Me lo llevo
meh loh YEH-boh
[meh loh YEH-boh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Llevarse] can mean "take away / go with" in buying situations, so [me lo llevo] is a natural way to say "I'll take it." The [lo] is "it": swap in other items, like [me la llevo] for something feminine.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
I ... for myself
Me here shows the action relates to the speaker, as in I am taking it for myself.
Me indica que el café es para mí y no para otra persona.
Me shows that the coffee is for me and not for someone else.
lo
[loh]
it
Lo refers to the drink or order being mentioned.
Si el café ya está listo, lo se refiere a esa bebida.
If the coffee is already ready, lo refers to that drink.
llevo
[YEH-boh]
I take it
Llevo here means I’ll take it, often for takeout or as a purchase decision.
Si no quiero quedarme, llevo el café para el camino.
If I do not want to stay, I take the coffee to go.
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