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How to Say ‘If you need anything, let me know.’ in Mexican Spanish

Cualquier cosa, me avisas.

kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah meh ah-BEE-sahs

[kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah meh ah-BEE-sahs]

Phrase Breakdown

Cualquier cosa,

kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah

If anything comes up,

Say kwal-KYER KOH-sah. This is a very common Mexican expression meaning 'if anything comes up'.

Example

Cualquier cosa, llámame.

If anything comes up, call me.

Words in this phrase

Cualquier

[kwahl-KYEHR]

any

Means 'any'; 'cualquier cosa' = 'if anything comes up'.

Example

Llámame a cualquier hora.

Call me at any time.

cosa

[KOH-sah]

thing

Feminine noun for an object or matter.

Example

Tengo una cosa importante.

I have one important thing.

me avisas.

meh ah-BEE-sahs

let me know.

Say meh ah-VEE-sas. The present tense works here as a friendly instruction.

Example

Si llegas, me avisas.

If you arrive, let me know.

Words in this phrase

[meh]

to me

Used in a polite request directed to the passenger.

Example

¿Me da su pasaporte, por favor? Así reviso sus datos.

Would you give me your passport, please? That way I can check your information.

avisas

[ah-BEE-sahs]

let know

To inform or notify about something.

Example

Avísas si necesitas algo antes de salir.

Let us know if you need anything before leaving.

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