yo me quedo con

I’ll go with

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I’ll go with Used to choose or select one option, often from several possibilities. It can also mean “I’ll keep” when referring to an object.
SP: Hay varios postres, pero yo me quedo con el flan.
EN: There are several desserts, but I’ll go with the flan.

Yo me quedo con ella.

I'm staying with her.

Yo me quedo con mi hijo Teo tomando un vaso de vino.

I'm staying here with my son Teo, having a glass of wine.

— Amarcord (1973)

Yo me quedo con esto.

I'll stick with this.

Yo me quedo con el coche y el perro.

I’ll keep the car and the dog.

Yo me quedo con lo anticuado.

I prefer the old-fashioned way.

Yo me quedo con ese.

I'll go with that one.

— Incontrolable (I Swear) (2025)

Yo me quedo con él.

I'm staying with him.

Quédate con tu brazo izquierdo, yo me quedo con mi indemnización.

You keep your left arm, I'll keep my compensation.

— El maquinista (2004)

Yo me quedo con la verdad.

I stand by the truth.

— La ola (2008)