How to Say ‘I'm Rosa, at your service.’ in Mexican Spanish
Yo soy Rosa, para servirle.
yoh SOY RROH-sah PAH-rah sehr-BEER-leh
[yoh SOY RROH-sah PAH-rah sehr-BEER-leh]
Phrase Breakdown
Yo soy Rosa,
yoh SOY RROH-sah
I am Rosa,
Introduces the speaker. Roll the 'r' in 'Rosa' and pause briefly at the comma.
Hola, yo soy Rosa.
Hi, I'm Rosa.
Words in this phrase
Yo
[yoh]
I
Subject pronoun for the first person singular; often optional in Spanish.
Yo prefiero la avenida principal.
I prefer the main avenue.
soy
[SOY]
I am
Used to identify yourself by name in introductions at networking events.
Frente al representante, digo Soy Emily Smith con seguridad.
In front of the representative, I say I am Emily Smith confidently.
Rosa
[RROH-sah]
Rosa (name)
A common female first name, meaning 'rose'.
Rosa vive enfrente.
Rosa lives across the street.
para servirle.
PAH-rah sehr-BEER-leh
at your service.
A very polite, typically Mexican phrase added after giving your name. Stress 'VEER': 'PAH-rah sehr-VEER-leh'.
Soy Juan, para servirle.
I'm Juan, at your service.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
for / in order to
Often used to express purpose, especially why you attended an event.
Estoy aquí Para aprender sobre su cultura laboral.
I am here in order to learn about your work culture.
servirle
[sehr-BEER-leh]
to serve you
'Servir' plus 'le' (you, formal); polite phrase offering help.
Estoy aquí para servirle.
I am here to serve you.
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