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Phrases/mexico-food/Para llevar
neutral📍 Mexico — general

Para llevar

To go / Takeout
PAH-rah yeh-VAHR

What does it mean?

"Para llevar" means "to go" or "takeout" — the opposite of "para comer aquí" (to eat here). At a taquería or café you'll be asked "¿para aquí o para llevar?". Essential for grabbing tacos on the move.

How to use it

Everyday and practical — works at restaurants, taquerías, and coffee shops. Just say "para llevar, porfa".

Example sentences

For here or to go?

¿Para aquí o para llevar?

To go, please.

Para llevar, porfa.

Three tacos to go.

Tres tacos para llevar.

Related phrases

¿Me trae la cuenta?

The check, please

Antojito

Mexican street snack

Porfa

Please (casual)

More mexico-food phrases

¿Me trae la cuenta?

The check, please

¿Está picoso?

Is it spicy? / It's spicy

Antojito

Mexican street snack

Agua fresca

Fruit water (aguas frescas)

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