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"With" in Spanish: con

con

Say it: kohnpreposition/ˈkon/

With in Spanish is con. Say café con leche and voy con Ana. With me/you becomes conmigo and contigo—not con mí.

Café counter

Un café con leche, por favor.
A coffee with milk, please.
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How to pronounce con

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kohn

/ˈkon/

kohn. Clear n at the end.

"With" in Spanish: quick reference

SpanishEnglish
conwith

Default preposition.

conmigowith me

Fixed form.

contigowith you

Informal you.

con ustedeswith you all

Latin American plural you.

How to use con in real life

  1. 1Café counter

    Un café con leche, por favor.

    A coffee with milk, please.

    Order with con.

  2. 2Meeting up

    Voy con mis amigos al parque.

    I'm going with my friends to the park.

    Company.

  3. 3Invite

    ¿Vienes con Ana al mercado?

    Are you coming with Ana to the market?

    Company with con.

Mistakes English speakers make with con

Incorrect: Voy con mí.

Correct: Voy conmigo.

With me is conmigo. Never con mí.

Incorrect: Café with leche.

Correct: Café con leche.

Use con, not English with.

Good to know

Conmigo and contigo are locked forms every Latin American kid learns early. For plural you, con ustedes is the default—Spain’s con vosotros is Castilian.

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Planning a quick errand

  1. ChatPal

    ¿Vas conmigo a la tienda?

    Are you going with me to the store?

  2. You

    Sí, voy contigo ahora.

    Yes, I'm going with you now.

  3. ChatPal

    Llevo una bolsa con frutas.

    I'm bringing a bag with fruit.

  4. You

    Yo llevo agua.

    I'll bring water.

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"With" in other languages

FAQ

Common questions about "With" in Spanish

With?

Con.

With me / with you?

Conmigo / contigo.

With you all?

Con ustedes in Latin America.

Register tip?

Conmigo and contigo are neutral and everyday—not fancy.

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