How to Say ‘You (plural, object pronoun)’ in Mexican Spanish
Los
lohs
[lohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Los] here means [you all] as the object: [Los esperamos] = [We're expecting you / we'll welcome you]. For a single man it would be [lo], and for a single woman [la].
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a warm but standard customer-service phrase in Mexico, especially when confirming a reservation. It sounds polite and welcoming, not overly intimate.
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
you (plural, formal, direct object)
A pronoun meaning 'you all' as the object, used politely in Mexico in phrases like 'Los esperamos.'
Los atenderemos en una mesa accesible.
We will attend to you in an accessible table area.
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