How to Say ‘I'll take that one’ in Spain Spanish
Me quedo con ese
meh KEH-doh kon EH-seh
[meh KEH-doh kon EH-seh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Quedarse con] is a common pattern for choosing something: literally "to stay with," but here it means "I'll take / I'll go with." You can reuse it in lots of choices: [Me quedo con este] or [Nos quedamos con la mezcla].
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
I
Reflexive pronoun used in the expression 'me quedo con' meaning 'I'll go with'.
Me quedo con el café más suave.
I'll go with the smoother coffee.
quedo
[KEH-doh]
I keep; I go with
In this expression, it means choosing an option.
Al final, quedo con el de tueste medio.
In the end, I go with the medium-roast one.
con
[kon]
with
Used in the phrase 'quedarse con' to mean selecting something.
Normalmente me quedo con el café de la casa.
I normally go with the house coffee.
ese
[EH-seh]
that one
Used to point to one option among several.
Ese parece el más equilibrado.
That one seems the most balanced.
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