How to Say ‘Tacos with everything, please.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tacos con todo, por favor.
TAH-kohs kohn TOH-doh pohr fah-BOR
[TAH-kohs kohn TOH-doh pohr fah-BOR]
Phrase Breakdown
Tacos con todo,
TAH-kohs kohn TOH-doh
Tacos with everything,
'Con todo' usually means with onion and cilantro, plus salsa. Say it as TAH-kohs kohn TOH-doh.
Tres tacos con todo.
Three tacos with everything.
Words in this phrase
Tacos
[TAH-kohs]
tacos
Folded tortillas with filling; plural of taco.
Quiero tres tacos de pastor.
I want three pastor tacos.
con
[kohn]
with
Preposition meaning 'with'; shows accompaniment or a characteristic.
Con experiencia puedes aspirar a más.
With experience, you can aim for more.
todo
[TOH-doh]
All/everything
The whole quantity, amount, or number.
Quiero ver todo el menú, por favor.
I want to see the entire menu, please.
por favor.
pohr fah-BOR
please.
This is the polite ending used at any taco stand.
Otra orden, por favor.
Another order, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[pohr]
please
Used in polite requests as part of the phrase por favor.
Sí, por favor, confirma la hora de la reservación.
Yes, please, confirm the reservation time.
favor
[fah-BOR]
Please
Used to politely ask for something.
Un poco de agua, por favor.
A bit of water, please.
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