How to Say ‘Okay, then I'll pay that.’ in Spain Spanish
Vale, entonces pago eso.
BAH-leh en-TOHN-sehs PAH-goh EH-soh
[BAH-leh en-TOHN-sehs PAH-goh EH-soh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often leaves out [I], so [pago] already means [I pay] or [I'll pay], depending on context. Same idea: [acepto eso] = [I accept that].
Phrase Breakdown
Vale
[BAH-leh]
okay
Common Spanish response showing agreement.
Vale, seguimos con el importe correcto.
Okay, we’ll go with the correct amount.
entonces
[en-TOHN-sehs]
then / so
Used to introduce the result or decision.
Entonces, cerramos la discusión.
So, we end the discussion.
Pago eso
PAH-goh EH-soh
I’ll pay that
Means the speaker will accept and pay the indicated amount.
Pago eso sin problema.
I’ll pay that without a problem.
Words in this phrase
pago
[PAH-goh]
I pay
First-person singular of 'pagar', expressing what the speaker will pay.
Si todo está claro, pago ahora.
If everything is clear, I’ll pay now.
eso
[EH-soh]
that
Refers to a specific amount just mentioned.
Pago eso porque es la tarifa correcta.
I pay that because it is the correct fare.
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