How to Say ‘Could you give me...?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Me da...
meh dah
[meh dah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me da ...] literally looks like "give me," but in a question it often works as a polite request: [¿Me da su pasaporte?], [¿Me da su apellido?].
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me.' In requests like '¿Me da...?' it means 'would you give me...?'
¿Me da una etiqueta para mi maleta?
Would you give me a tag for my suitcase?
da
[dah]
you give
From the verb 'dar.' In this polite question, it means 'you give' or 'would you give.'
¿Me da su nombre, por favor?
Would you give me your name, please?
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