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How to Say ‘Done, I already sent you a request.’ in Mexican Spanish

Listo, ya te mandé solicitud.

LEES-toh yah teh mahn-DEH soh-lee-see-TOOD

[LEES-toh yah teh mahn-DEH soh-lee-see-TOOD]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Listo is a very common Mexican way to say "done" or "all set". You'll hear it when someone finishes any small task.

Phrase Breakdown

Listo, ya te mandé

LEES-toh yah teh mahn-DEH

Done, I already sent you

'Listo' means 'done'. Pause briefly after it, then say 'ya te man-DÉ'.

Example

Listo, ya te mandé la foto.

Done, I already sent you the photo.

Words in this phrase

Listo

[LEES-toh]

done / all set

Used to say something is finished or ready.

Example

Listo, ya terminé.

Done, I finished.

[yah]

Already

'Ya' is an adverb expressing that something has occurred already or yet.

Example

Ya terminé mis tareas.

I have already finished my homework.

[teh]

you

Second person singular, direct or indirect object.

Example

Te veo mañana.

I will see you tomorrow.

mandé

[mahn-DEH]

I sent

Past tense, first person, of 'mandar' (to send).

Example

Le mandé un correo al cliente.

I sent the client an email.

solicitud.

soh-lee-see-TOOD

a (friend) request.

Say it so-li-ci-TUD. In Mexico, the 'c' sounds like 's'.

Example

Me llegó tu solicitud.

I got your request.

Words in this phrase

solicitud

[soh-lee-see-TOOD]

request

A friend or follow request on social media.

Example

Acepta mi solicitud.

Accept my request.

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