How to Say ‘We will wait for you’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo esperamos
loh eh-speh-RAH-mohs
[loh eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Esperar] can mean [to wait] or [to expect], and in [lo esperamos] it means [we'll be waiting for you]. [Lo] here means [you] for a male customer or a mixed group; with a woman, many speakers would say [la esperamos].
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
you / him / it
Here lo usually refers politely to 'you' in a customer-service context: 'we expect you' or 'we’ll be waiting for you.'
Lo esperamos si llega antes del límite de tolerancia.
We’ll be expecting you if you arrive before the grace period limit.
esperamos
[eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
we wait for / we expect
From esperar; used to say the restaurant will be waiting for the guest.
Lo esperamos mañana después de confirmar su mesa.
We’ll be expecting you tomorrow after confirming your table.
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