How to Say ‘Anything to declare?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Algo que declarar?
AHL-goh keh deh-klah-RAHR
[AHL-goh keh deh-klah-RAHR]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: At Mexican customs you often press a button after this question. A green light lets you walk through, and a red one means a random bag check.
Phrase Breakdown
Algo
[AHL-goh]
something / anything
A general word for an unspecified thing, often used in offers of assistance.
Si necesita algo sobre su reservación, llámenos.
If you need anything about your reservation, call us.
que
[keh]
that
A conjunction used to connect clauses, often translated as that.
Pienso que el diseño funciona bien.
I think that the design works well.
declarar
[deh-klah-RAHR]
to declare
To officially report items at customs.
Tengo que declarar esta comida.
I have to declare this food.
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