How to Say ‘You can go in now’ in Mexican Spanish
Ya puede pasar
yah PWEH-deh pah-SAHR
[yah PWEH-deh pah-SAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: ya here means "now" or "already," signaling the wait is over. Watch for it: ya está "it's ready."
Phrase Breakdown
Ya
[yah]
already / now
Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.
Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.
She can go out to the garden for a little while now.
puede
[PWEH-deh]
can / could
Third-person singular of poder; expresses possibility or ability.
Puede salir una buena oferta de esta conversación.
A good offer can come out of this conversation.
pasar
[pah-SAHR]
go in
Here means to go into a room or enter.
Puede pasar a la oficina.
You can go into the office.
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