How to Say ‘Just let him go.’ in Mexican Spanish
Solo déjalo ir.
💬 Usage Tip: Notice how 'ir' changes meaning with 'déjalo'.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Negotiation often involves calm persuasion.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
Only
Used to specify that something happens to the exclusion of other things.
Solo tenemos que relajarnos y decir 'Solo déjalo ir'.
We just need to relax and say 'Just let it go'.
déjalo
[DEH-hah-loh]
Let it
To allow something to happen or continue.
No te preocupes y di 'déjalo pasar'.
Don't worry and say 'let it pass'.
ir
[EER]
Go
To allow or cause to move away or to be free.
Decidí no esperar más y simplemente irme.
I decided not to wait any longer and just go.
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