How to Say ‘We'll see you on Friday.’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo esperamos el viernes.
loh ehs-peh-RAH-mohs el BYER-nes
[loh ehs-peh-RAH-mohs el BYER-nes]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "we await you." lo is the polite "you" for a man; to a woman staff would say la esperamos.
Phrase Breakdown
Lo esperamos
loh ehs-peh-RAH-mohs
We'll be expecting you
'Lo' is the formal 'you' as the object. Say it as 'lo es-pe-RA-mos'.
Lo esperamos mañana.
We'll expect you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Lo
[loh]
you (formal, masculine)
Object pronoun referring to 'usted' when masculine.
Lo veo mañana, señor.
I'll see you tomorrow, sir.
esperamos
[ehs-peh-RAH-mohs]
we await / expect
From 'esperar'; here means looking forward to someone's arrival.
Los esperamos a las ocho.
We expect you at eight.
el viernes.
el BYER-nes
on Friday.
Spanish uses 'el' where English says 'on' with days. Say it as 'el BIER-nes'.
Abrimos el viernes.
We open on Friday.
Words in this phrase
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'.
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