How to Say ‘I'll accept you later’ in Spain Spanish
Luego te acepto
LWEH-goh teh ah-THEP-toh
[LWEH-goh teh ah-THEP-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for the near future, so te acepto is "I'll accept you". Luego means "later", not "then" in the sense of next in a sequence.
Phrase Breakdown
Luego
[LWEH-goh]
later
Adverb meaning 'later' or 'afterwards'; in farewells it means 'see you later'.
Te llamo luego.
I'll call you later.
te
[teh]
you (object)
Direct object pronoun for informal 'you'.
Te vi en el hospital.
I saw you at the hospital.
acepto
[ah-THEP-toh]
I accept
First person of 'aceptar'; here, accepting a follow request.
Acepto tu invitación.
I accept your invitation.
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