How to Say ‘Better give me your Instagram.’ in Mexican Spanish
Mejor pásame tu Instagram.
meh-HOR PAH-sah-meh too EENS-tah-grahm
[meh-HOR PAH-sah-meh too EENS-tah-grahm]
💬 Usage Tip: pasar usually means "to pass", but here it means to share or send something. Same pattern: pásame tu número "give me your number".
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Asking for Instagram instead of a phone number feels lower-pressure in Mexico. Phone numbers are usually shared on WhatsApp once there's more trust.
Phrase Breakdown
Mejor pásame
meh-HOR PAH-sah-meh
Better give me
'Mejor' means 'better' or 'instead'. The 'j' is a raspy 'h' sound: me-HOR PA-sa-me.
Mejor pásame el lápiz.
Better give me the pencil.
Words in this phrase
Mejor
[meh-HOR]
rather / instead
At the start of a sentence it suggests a better alternative.
Mejor vamos mañana.
Let's go tomorrow instead.
pásame
[PAH-sah-meh]
pass me / give me
Informal command of 'pasar' with 'me' attached: hand it to me.
Pásame el menú, por favor.
Pass me the menu, please.
tu Instagram.
too EENS-tah-grahm
your Instagram.
Spanish speakers often say it 'ins-ta-GRAM', with the stress at the end.
¿Tienes Instagram?
Do you have Instagram?
Words in this phrase
tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive adjective used before a noun.
Con tu perfil puedes destacar mucho.
With your profile, you can stand out a lot.
[EENS-tah-grahm]
The social media app; used as 'your Instagram handle'.
¿Tienes Instagram?
Do you have Instagram?
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