How to Say ‘Stop here, please.’ in Mexican Spanish
Aquí me bajo, por favor.
ah-KEE meh BAH-hoh por fah-BOR
[ah-KEE meh BAH-hoh por fah-BOR]
💬 Usage Tip: [me bajo] is the natural way to say "I'm getting off" a bus, taxi, or other transport. Spanish often uses a reflexive form here where English just uses a plain verb.
Phrase Breakdown
Aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Used to indicate this place or point.
Aquí me bajo, por favor. Aquí está bien.
I'm getting off here, please. Here is fine.
me
[meh]
myself/me
Reflexive pronoun used with bajarse for getting off a vehicle.
Aquí me bajo, por favor. Yo me siento aquí.
I'm getting off here, please. I sit here.
bajo
[BAH-hoh]
get off
From bajarse, used for getting off a bus, taxi, or train.
Aquí me bajo, por favor. Me bajo en la próxima esquina.
I'm getting off here, please. I'm getting off at the next corner.
por
[por]
please/by
Here it is part of the polite expression por favor, meaning 'please'.
Aquí me bajo, por favor. Gracias por parar.
I'm getting off here, please. Thanks for stopping.
favor
[fah-BOR]
favor
In the phrase por favor, it helps form the polite word 'please'.
Aquí me bajo, por favor. Le pido ese favor.
I'm getting off here, please. I ask you for that favor.
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