How to Say ‘I want a quesadilla’ in Mexican Spanish
Quiero una quesadilla
kee-EH-roh OO-nah keh-sah-DEE-yah
[kee-EH-roh OO-nah keh-sah-DEE-yah]
💬 Usage Tip: un goes with masculine words and una with feminine ones: un taco, but una quesadilla.
Phrase Breakdown
Quiero
[kee-EH-roh]
I want
First-person singular of querer; used to express desire or intention.
Quiero crecer en mi carrera y aprender más.
I want to grow in my career and learn more.
una
[OO-nah]
one; a
Feminine singular form of "one" or the indefinite article "a," matching "persona."
Una persona de la reserva llegará tarde.
One person from the reservation will arrive late.
quesadilla
[keh-sah-DEE-yah]
quesadilla
A tortilla folded and heated with a filling, often cheese.
La quesadilla está caliente.
The quesadilla is hot.
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