How to Say ‘Please come in.’ in Mexican Spanish
Pase por favor.
PAH-seh por fah-BOR
[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
Pase
[PAH-seh]
come in
A polite formal command meaning please come in or go ahead.
Señor, pase y tome asiento.
Sir, come in and have a seat.
por
[por]
please / for
Here it is part of the polite expression por favor, meaning please.
Espere por un momento, por favor.
Wait for a moment, please.
favor
[fah-BOR]
favor
Literally means favor; in por favor it forms the expression please.
Le pedí un favor a mi vecino.
I asked my neighbor for a favor.
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