How to Say ‘We look forward to seeing you.’ in Mexican Spanish
Los esperamos con gusto.
lohs eh-speh-RAH-mohs kohn GOOS-toh
[lohs eh-speh-RAH-mohs kohn GOOS-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Esperar] can mean "wait" or "expect/look forward to," depending on the object. In [Los esperamos], it means "we'll be expecting you" or "we look forward to seeing you," not that they are literally standing there waiting now.
Phrase Breakdown
Los esperamos
lohs eh-speh-RAH-mohs
we look forward to seeing you / we await you
Polite restaurant phrase addressed to customers.
Los esperamos mañana.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Los
[lohs]
you all / you (formal plural)
Object pronoun referring politely to the guests being addressed.
Los esperamos en su horario reservado.
We’ll be expecting you at your reserved time.
esperamos
[eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
we wait for / we expect
A polite service phrase meaning we’ll be expecting you.
Los esperamos este viernes por la noche.
We’ll be expecting you this Friday night.
Con gusto.
kohn GOOS-toh
with pleasure / gladly
Common polite phrase meaning 'you're welcome' or 'gladly'.
Con gusto le ayudo.
I'll gladly help you.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
A common preposition meaning with.
Los recibimos con una sonrisa.
We receive you with a smile.
gusto
[GOOS-toh]
pleasure / gladly
In con gusto, it means gladly or with pleasure.
Con gusto anotamos sus restricciones alimentarias.
We’ll gladly note your dietary restrictions.
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