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How to Say ‘We're going big.’ in Spain Spanish

...vamos a robar a lo grande.

vah-mohs ah roh-bahr ah loh grahn-deh

[vah-mohs ah roh-bahr ah loh grahn-deh]

💬 Usage Tip: A lo grande is an idiomatic way to say "big time" or "on a grand scale." So robar a lo grande is less about one big object and more about doing the robbery in a huge, ambitious way.

Phrase Breakdown

Vamos a robar

vah-mohs ah roh-bahr

Words in this phrase

vamos

[vah-mohs]

we go

Indicating future intention or action.

Example

...y vamos a robar a lo grande esta vez.

...and we are going to steal big this time.

a

[ah]

to

Indicates purpose or result, preceding a verb.

Example

A triunfar a lo grande.

To succeed grandly.

robar

[roh-bahr]

steal

Take without permission, often surreptitiously.

Example

Robar información confidencial.

Steal confidential information.

A lo grande

ah loh grahn-deh

Words in this phrase

a

[ah]

to

Indicates purpose or result, preceding a verb.

Example

A triunfar a lo grande.

To succeed grandly.

lo

[loh]

the

Used to specify something known or talked about.

Example

Lo importante es empezar.

The important thing is to start.

grande

[grahn-deh]

big

On a large or impressive scale.

Example

Robo a lo grande como en las películas.

A big heist like in the movies.

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