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How to Say ‘I'll leave it for tomorrow at eight.’ in Mexican Spanish

La dejo para mañana a las ocho.

lah DEH-hoh PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah ah lahs OH-choh

[lah DEH-hoh PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah ah lahs OH-choh]

💬 Usage Tip: For clock times, Spanish uses [a las] before most hours: [a las ocho], [a las nueve]. The main exception is [a la una] for one o'clock.

Phrase Breakdown

La dejo para mañana

lah DEH-hoh PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah

I’ll leave it for tomorrow

In reservation context, dejar can mean to set or schedule something for a time.

Example

La dejo para mañana.

I’ll set it for tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

La

[lah]

it / her

Refers to a feminine noun like la reservación or la mesa.

Example

La dejo confirmada después de verificar disponibilidad.

I leave it confirmed after checking availability.

dejo

[DEH-hoh]

I leave it / I set it

Used to arrange or set something, like a reservation, for a certain time.

Example

La dejo anotada a nombre de García.

I’ll leave it written down under the name García.

para

[PAH-rah]

for

Introduces the day or purpose for the reservation arrangement.

Example

La dejo para el sábado si cancela antes del límite.

I’ll leave it for Saturday if you cancel before the deadline.

mañana

[mahn-YAH-nah]

tomorrow

The next day; useful when rescheduling a reservation.

Example

La dejo para mañana porque hoy estamos llenos.

I’ll leave it for tomorrow because we are full today.

A las ocho

ah lahs OH-choh

at eight o’clock

Standard way to state a specific time.

Example

La cita es a las ocho.

The appointment is at eight.

Words in this phrase

a

[ah]

at

Used to specify the exact time of the reservation.

Example

La dejo para mañana a las siete y media.

I’ll leave it for tomorrow at seven thirty.

las

[lahs]

the

Part of the standard time expression a las for clock times except one o’clock.

Example

La dejo para mañana a las nueve si le funciona.

I’ll leave it for tomorrow at nine if that works for you.

ocho

[OH-choh]

eight

The number used here to indicate the reservation time.

Example

La dejo para mañana a las ocho, justo antes del cierre de cocina.

I’ll leave it for tomorrow at eight, just before the kitchen closes.

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