How to Say ‘Yes, bring it to me in five little minutes.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sí, tráigamelo en cinco minutitos.
see TRAI-gah-meh-loh en SEEN-ko mee-noo-TEE-tohs
[see TRAI-gah-meh-loh en SEEN-ko mee-noo-TEE-tohs]
Phrase Breakdown
Sí, tráigamelo
see TRAI-gah-meh-loh
Yes, bring it to me
A formal command: 'traiga' + 'me' (to me) + 'lo' (it). Stress the first syllable: TRAI-ga-me-lo.
Tráigamelo mañana, por favor.
Bring it to me tomorrow, please.
Words in this phrase
Sí
[see]
yes
Basic affirmative answer. Useful when responding to airport staff.
Sí, tengo mi identificación lista.
Yes, I have my identification ready.
tráigamelo
[TRAI-gah-meh-loh]
bring it to me
Formal command of 'traer' plus 'me' and 'lo'.
Tráigamelo mañana, por favor.
Bring it to me tomorrow, please.
en cinco minutitos.
en SEEN-ko mee-noo-TEE-tohs
in five minutes.
The diminutive '-itos' softens the time and sounds friendly: en SIN-ko mi-nu-TI-tos.
Salimos en cinco minutitos.
We're leaving in five minutes.
Words in this phrase
en
[en]
in
A preposition meaning in, on, or at depending on context.
En mi casa hay una fiesta de cumpleaños.
In my house there is a birthday party.
cinco
[SEEN-ko]
five
The number after four and before six.
Cinco personas vinieron a la fiesta.
Five people came to the party.
minutitos
[mee-noo-TEE-tohs]
little minutes
Diminutive of 'minutos'; very common in Mexico to soften time.
Espéreme dos minutitos.
Wait for me a couple of minutes.
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