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How to Say ‘Which part do you want me to do?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Qué parte quieres que haga?

keh par-teh kee-EH-rehs keh AH-gah

[keh par-teh kee-EH-rehs keh AH-gah]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Qué parte

keh par-teh

Which part

'Qué' sounds like 'keh' with stress on it. 'Parte' is PAR-teh, with a light tapped r.

Example

¿Qué parte te gustó más?

Which part did you like most?

Words in this phrase

Qué

[keh]

what

A question word used to ask for information or choices.

Example

¿Qué color te gusta más?

What color do you like most?

parte

[par-teh]

part

An element or component that makes up a whole.

Example

Fue generoso de tu parte compartir.

It was generous on your part to share.

quieres que haga?

kee-EH-rehs keh AH-gah

do you want me to do?

'Quieres' is KYEH-res. The h in 'haga' is silent, so say AH-gah. 'Que' plus the subjunctive 'haga' means 'that I do'.

Example

¿Qué quieres que haga ahora?

What do you want me to do now?

Words in this phrase

quieres

[kee-EH-rehs]

you want

Present tense of querer in the tú form.

Example

Si quieres más detalles, con gusto te los mando.

If you want more details, I’ll gladly send them to you.

que

[keh]

that

A conjunction used to connect clauses, often translated as that.

Example

Pienso que el diseño funciona bien.

I think that the design works well.

haga

[AH-gah]

I do / I should do

Subjunctive form of 'hacer' (to do), used after expressions of wanting something from someone.

Example

Quieres que haga la presentación.

You want me to do the presentation.

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