How to Say ‘Deal.’ in Spain Spanish
Trato hecho.
TRAH-toh EH-choh
[TRAH-toh EH-choh]
💬 Usage Tip: This means "deal done" and works as a fixed phrase for sealing any agreement. Say it as is; don't change the words.
Phrase Breakdown
Trato
[TRAH-toh]
deal
Masculine noun for an agreement; 'trato hecho' means 'it's a deal'.
Hacemos un trato.
We make a deal.
hecho
[EH-choh]
done
The past participle of 'to do', used for completed actions.
¿Qué han hecho últimamente en el proyecto?
What have they done lately on the project?
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