How to Say ‘I'll put you down / I'll book you’ in Spain Spanish
Te apunto
teh ah-POON-toh
[teh ah-POON-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Apuntar] is often used for writing someone into a time slot or list. [Te apunto] means "I'll put you down," and the [te] shows you're the person being booked.
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning the action is done for you.
Te apunto para mañana.
I’ll put you down for tomorrow.
apunto
[ah-POON-toh]
I note down / I put you down
From apunar here in the sense of writing someone down for an appointment or reservation.
Si quieres, te apunto ahora mismo.
If you want, I’ll put you down right now.
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