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How to Say ‘I'll send them to you’ in Mexican Spanish

Te las mando

teh lahs MAHN-doh

[teh lahs MAHN-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: When two small words like these come together, the "to whom" (te) goes first and the "what" (las) goes second, both before the verb. Swap in: te lo mando "I'll send it to you".

Phrase Breakdown

[teh]

to you (informal)

Indirect object pronoun meaning “to you”; common in polite suggestions at conferences.

Example

Te parece si lo agendamos para mañana y cerramos el seguimiento.

Does it seem good to you if we schedule it for tomorrow and close the follow-up?

las

[lahs]

them (feminine, plural)

Direct object pronoun referring to items like “las preguntas” or “las opciones” on screen.

Example

Las instrucciones son claras: las sigues y las ves de inmediato.

The instructions are clear: you follow them and you see them right away.

mando

[MAHN-doh]

I send

“(Yo) mando” = “I send/I’ll send”; often used as a quick commitment.

Example

Te la mando por correo hoy para cerrar el tema.

I’ll send it to you by email today to close the topic.

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