How to Say ‘I already sent you a request’ in Mexican Spanish
Ya te mandé solicitud
yah teh mahn-DEH soh-lee-see-TOOD
[yah teh mahn-DEH soh-lee-see-TOOD]
💬 Usage Tip: ya with a past action means "already". Mexicans add it constantly to say something is done: ya llegué "I've arrived".
Phrase Breakdown
Ya te mandé
yah teh mahn-DEH
I already sent you
'Mandar' means 'to send', and 'mandé' means 'I sent'. Stress the end: man-DÉ.
Ya te mandé el mensaje.
I already sent you the message.
Words in this phrase
Ya
[yah]
Already
'Ya' is an adverb expressing that something has occurred already or yet.
Ya terminé mis tareas.
I have already finished my homework.
te
[teh]
you
Second person singular, direct or indirect object.
Te veo mañana.
I will see you tomorrow.
mandé
[mahn-DEH]
I sent
Past tense, first person, of 'mandar' (to send).
Le mandé un correo al cliente.
I sent the client an email.
solicitud
[soh-lee-see-TOOD]
request
A friend or follow request on social media.
Acepta mi solicitud.
Accept my request.
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