How to Say ‘Say hello to my uncle for me’ in Mexican Spanish
Salúdeme a mi tío
sah-LOO-deh-meh ah mee TEE-oh
[sah-LOO-deh-meh ah mee TEE-oh]
💬 Usage Tip: Salúdeme is the polite request form of saludar with me "for me" attached. With a friend it becomes salúdame.
Phrase Breakdown
Salúdeme
[sah-LOO-deh-meh]
say hello for me
Formal command of 'saludar' (to greet) with 'me': greet someone on my behalf.
Salúdeme a su esposa.
Say hello to your wife for me.
a mi tío
ah mee TEE-oh
to my uncle
'A' marks the person being greeted. 'Tío' has two syllables, TI-o, with the stress on the 'i'.
Llamé a mi tío ayer.
I called my uncle yesterday.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Links va with the infinitive documentar.
Va a documentar solo una maleta.
You are going to check only one suitcase.
mi
[mee]
my
Possessive word used to show something belongs to you.
Mi maleta pesa veinte kilos.
My suitcase weighs twenty kilos.
tío
[TEE-oh]
uncle
The brother of one's parent.
Mi tío toca la guitarra.
My uncle plays the guitar.
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