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How to Say ‘Sure, here you go.’ in Spain Spanish

Claro, toma.

CLAH-roh TOH-mah

[CLAH-roh TOH-mah]

💬 Usage Tip: Toma literally means "take", but here it's what you say while handing something over. Spaniards use it constantly.

Phrase Breakdown

Claro

[CLAH-roh]

of course / sure

A very common reply showing agreement, certainty, or willingness.

Example

Claro, puedo llevarle por esa ruta.

Of course, I can take you by that route.

toma

[TOH-mah]

here you go

Informal command of 'tomar', used when handing something over.

Example

Toma, aquí tienes el bolígrafo.

Here you go, here's the pen.

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