How to Say ‘Should I bring you the report here?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Le traigo el reporte aquí?
leh TRAI-goh el reh-POR-teh ah-KEE
[leh TRAI-goh el reh-POR-teh ah-KEE]
Phrase Breakdown
¿Le traigo
leh TRAI-goh
Shall I bring you
A polite offer using the formal 'le'. Rising tone, since it is a question.
¿Le traigo agua?
Shall I bring you water?
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in a polite/formal way.
Le propongo pagar lo que marca el taxímetro.
I propose paying what the meter shows to you.
traigo
[TRAI-goh]
I bring
First person present of 'traer', to bring.
Mañana traigo los documentos.
Tomorrow I'll bring the documents.
el reporte aquí?
el reh-POR-teh ah-KEE
the report here?
'Aquí' is stressed at the end: a-KÍ. Let your voice rise on it for the question.
Deje el reporte aquí, por favor.
Leave the report here, please.
Words in this phrase
el
[el]
the
A masculine singular definite article meaning 'the.'
El vuelo sale pronto.
The flight leaves soon.
reporte
[reh-POR-teh]
report
A document presenting information or results.
El reporte está listo.
The report is ready.
aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Used when handing something over, like 'here' or 'here you go.'
Aquí tiene mi pase de abordar.
Here is my boarding pass.
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