How to Say ‘I will take it.’ in Mexican Spanish
Me lo llevo.
meh loh LYEH-boh
[meh loh LYEH-boh]
💬 Usage Tip: [lo] stands for "it," so [Me lo llevo] is literally "I'm taking it with me." You'll hear the same little pattern in [me la llevo] for a feminine item.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me / for me
Pronoun used as part of this expression meaning 'I’ll take it.'
Si me gusta el precio, me lo llevo hoy mismo.
If I like the price, I’ll take it today.
lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to the item you are buying.
Ya vi el suéter y creo que lo necesito.
I already saw the sweater and I think I need it.
llevo
[LYEH-boh]
I take / I’m taking
From llevar; in shopping it means 'I’ll take it.'
Está bien de precio, así que me lo llevo.
It’s a good price, so I’ll take it.
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