How to Say ‘Done, it's set for Friday the 14th.’ in Mexican Spanish
Listo, queda para el viernes 14.
LEES-toh KEH-dah pah-rah el BYER-nes KAH-tor-seh
[LEES-toh KEH-dah pah-rah el BYER-nes KAH-tor-seh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Listo "ready" is the everyday Mexican way to say "done" or "all set." You'll hear it closing almost any arrangement.
Phrase Breakdown
Listo,
LEES-toh
Done,
Very common in Mexico for 'all set' or 'okay'. Say it as 'LIS-to'.
Listo, ya está pagado.
Done, it's already paid.
Words in this phrase
Listo
[LEES-toh]
ready / fixed
"Listo" means something is ready, done, or fixed.
Si queda listo hoy, le aviso al dueño.
If it’s ready today, I’ll let the landlord know.
queda para el viernes 14.
KEH-dah pah-rah el BYER-nes KAH-tor-seh
it's set for Friday the 14th.
'Queda para' means 'it's scheduled for'. Read '14' as 'catorce'.
La entrega queda para el lunes.
The delivery is set for Monday.
Words in this phrase
queda
[KEH-dah]
it stays / it's set
From 'quedar'; means something remains arranged.
La cita queda para el lunes.
The appointment is set for Monday.
para
[pah-rah]
for
Used to indicate the purpose or destination.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
el
[el]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
«El» acompaña al sustantivo en «El crecimiento».
“El” accompanies the noun in “The growth.”
viernes
[BYER-nes]
Friday
The day of the week following Thursday.
Tenemos una fiesta el 'viernes'.
We have a party on 'Friday'.
14
[KAH-tor-seh]
fourteen
The number 14, here a day of the month.
Es el 14 de mayo.
It's May 14th.
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