How do you say "Hello, come in please." in Mexican Spanish?

"Hello, come in please." in Mexican Spanish is "Hola, pase por favor.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Hola, pase por favor." mean in English?

"Hola, pase por favor." means "Hello, come in please." in English.

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How to Say ‘Hello, come in please.’ in Mexican Spanish

Hola, pase por favor.

OH-lah PAH-seh por fah-BOR

[OH-lah PAH-seh por fah-BOR]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico this sounds polite and normal from clinic staff to a patient. [Por favor] keeps the command soft, not pushy.

Phrase Breakdown

Hola

[OH-lah]

hello

A common greeting used to say hello in Spanish.

Example

Hola, Juan, qué gusto verte.

Hello, Juan, nice to see you.

Pase por favor.

PAH-seh por fah-BOR

Please come in / Please go ahead.

A polite way to invite someone to enter or proceed.

Example

Pase por favor y tome asiento.

Please come in and have a seat.

Words in this phrase

pase

[PAH-seh]

come in

A polite formal command meaning please come in or go ahead.

Example

Doctora, pase al consultorio.

Doctor, come into the office.

por

[por]

please / for

Here it is part of the polite expression por favor, meaning please.

Example

Abra la puerta por un segundo, por favor.

Open the door for a second, please.

favor

[fah-BOR]

favor

Literally means favor; in por favor it forms the expression please.

Example

Necesito pedirte un favor mañana.

I need to ask you a favor tomorrow.

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