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How to Say ‘We'll expect you on Friday.’ in Mexican Spanish

Lo esperamos el viernes.

loh ehs-peh-RAH-mohs ehl BYEHR-nehs

[loh ehs-peh-RAH-mohs ehl BYEHR-nehs]

💬 Usage Tip: lo here means "you" when speaking politely to a man. It becomes la for a woman and los for a group.

Phrase Breakdown

Lo esperamos

loh ehs-peh-RAH-mohs

We'll expect you

A polite formal phrase used by staff. Stress es-pe-RA-mos.

Example

Lo esperamos pronto.

We'll expect you soon.

Words in this phrase

Lo

[loh]

you (formal, masculine)

Object pronoun referring politely to the customer.

Example

Lo llamo mañana, señor.

I'll call you tomorrow, sir.

esperamos

[ehs-peh-RAH-mohs]

we expect / we await

From 'esperar', 'we' form; staff use it to say they look forward to your visit.

Example

Esperamos el autobús.

We wait for the bus.

el viernes.

ehl BYEHR-nehs

on Friday.

Spanish uses 'el' where English says 'on' with a day. Say it el VIER-nes.

Example

Trabajo el viernes.

I work on Friday.

Words in this phrase

el

[ehl]

on (with days)

Before a day of the week, 'el' means 'on'.

Example

Abrimos el domingo.

We open on Sunday.

viernes

[BYEHR-nehs]

Friday

The fifth day of the week.

Example

Cerramos tarde el viernes.

We close late on Friday.

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