¿Para aquí o para llevar? means "For here or to go?" in Mexican Spanish. You'll hear it at taco stands, cafés and fast-food places.
Neutral Fine in most everyday situations.
How It's Used
Tone & Context
Answer with "para aquí" (for here) or "para llevar" (to go). In some places you'll hear "¿para comer aquí?".
At a taco stand, you usually pay at the end, after you've eaten.
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FAQ: ¿Para aquí o para llevar?
¿Para aquí o para llevar? means "For here or to go?" in Mexican Spanish. You'll hear it at taco stands, cafés and fast-food places.
"Para llevar".
"Para aquí" or "para comer aquí".