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How to Say ‘Let me know if you want another one.’ in Mexican Spanish

Me avisa si quiere otra.

may ah-BEE-sah see KYEH-reh OH-trah

[may ah-BEE-sah see KYEH-reh OH-trah]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico the bill usually won't come until you ask. When you're done, say la cuenta, por favor "the check, please".

Phrase Breakdown

Me avisa

may ah-BEE-sah

Let me know

'Avisar' means 'to let someone know'. Here it is a polite present tense used as a request: a-BI-sa.

Example

Me avisa cuando llegue.

Let me know when you arrive.

Words in this phrase

[may]

A reflexive pronoun used for oneself in Spanish.

Example

Me levanto temprano todos los días.

I get up early every day.

avisa

[ah-BEE-sah]

you let know / notify

From 'avisar' (usted form); to inform or give notice.

Example

Si cambia algo, me avisa.

If anything changes, let me know.

si quiere otra.

see KYEH-reh OH-trah

if you want another.

'Si' means 'if'. Link 'quiere' and 'otra': KIE-re-O-tra.

Example

Si quiere otra, aquí estoy.

If you want another, I'm here.

Words in this phrase

[see]

Introduces a condition or option.

Example

Si quieres, te escribo mañana.

If you want, I’ll write to you tomorrow.

quiere

[KYEH-reh]

you want (formal)

Formal 'usted' form of 'querer', used politely with customers.

Example

¿Usted quiere azúcar?

Do you want sugar?

otra

[OH-trah]

another

Used to refer to one more or a different one, as in 'another time.'

Example

Podemos hablar en "otra" reunión después de la conferencia.

We can talk in another meeting after the conference.

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