How to Say ‘We'll be expecting you tonight.’ in Mexican Spanish
Los esperamos esta noche.
lohs ess-peh-RAH-mohs EHS-tah NOH-cheh
[lohs ess-peh-RAH-mohs EHS-tah NOH-cheh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Los esperamos esta noche] is a standard, friendly way for a restaurant to confirm they'll see you later. It doesn't mean they're literally standing there waiting right now; it just closes the reservation politely.
Phrase Breakdown
Los esperamos
lohs ess-peh-RAH-mohs
we look forward to seeing you / we’ll be expecting you
A courteous phrase used by staff to say they expect the guests and welcome them.
Los esperamos mañana.
We’ll be expecting you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Los
[lohs]
you / you all
Los refers politely to the guests being addressed.
Los esperamos esta noche a las ocho.
We expect you tonight at eight.
esperamos
[ess-peh-RAH-mohs]
we expect / we await
A warm, polite phrase used to tell guests they are expected.
Los esperamos con mucho gusto esta noche.
We look forward to seeing you tonight with pleasure.
Esta noche
EHS-tah NOH-cheh
tonight
Refers to the current evening/night when the reservation or visit will happen.
Nos vemos esta noche.
See you tonight.
Words in this phrase
esta
[EHS-tah]
this
Esta modifies noche to mean this evening or tonight.
Los esperamos esta noche para cenar.
We expect you tonight for dinner.
noche
[NOH-cheh]
night / evening
Noche means night, and with esta it commonly means tonight.
Tenemos una reserva para esta noche.
We have a reservation for tonight.
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