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How to Say ‘We'll have it ready for you’ in Mexican Spanish

Se la tenemos lista

seh lah teh-NEH-mos LEES-tah

[seh lah teh-NEH-mos LEES-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: se stands in for le "for you" whenever it comes right before la or lo. So le la never appears; it's always se la.

Phrase Breakdown

Se la tenemos

seh lah teh-NEH-mos

We'll have it for you

'Se' means 'for you' and 'la' means 'it'. Say 'se-la-te-NE-mos' smoothly.

Example

Se la tenemos mañana.

We'll have it for you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Se

[seh]

to you

Replaces 'le' before lo; formal 'to you'.

Example

Se lo traigo enseguida.

I'll bring it to you right away.

la

[lah]

it (feminine)

Object pronoun replacing a feminine noun such as 'silla' or 'mesa'.

Example

La mesa, la tenemos lista.

The table, we have it ready.

tenemos

[teh-NEH-mos]

We have

Possession form using first person plural.

Example

Tenemos reservación para las ocho.

We have a reservation for eight.

lista

[LEES-tah]

ready

Fully prepared; available for use.

Example

La mesa estará lista para recibirlos a las siete.

The table will be ready to receive you at seven.

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