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How to Say ‘Let me count it, please.’ in Mexican Spanish

Déjeme contar, por favor.

DEH-heh-meh kohn-TAR pohr fah-BOHR

[DEH-heh-meh kohn-TAR pohr fah-BOHR]

💬 Usage Tip: [Déjeme] uses the [usted] form, which is common for polite talk with strangers or staff. With someone informal, you'd switch to [déjame].

🇲🇽 In Mexico: At a register, this sounds polite and normal if you want a moment to check the money or count your change. Adding [por favor] keeps it courteous without sounding stiff.

Phrase Breakdown

Déjeme

[DEH-heh-meh]

let me

A polite formal way to say let me do something.

Example

Déjeme hablar con el gerente.

Let me speak with the manager.

contar

[kohn-TAR]

count

To count money, items, or numbers.

Example

Voy a contar el cambio.

I am going to count the change.

Por favor

pohr fah-BOHR

Please

A polite expression added to make the request softer and more courteous.

Example

Espere, por favor.

Wait, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[pohr]

for / by

Used in many expressions; in por favor it helps create the meaning please.

Example

Por favor, cierre la puerta.

Please close the door.

favor

[fah-BOHR]

favor / kindness

In por favor, this word contributes to the polite expression please.

Example

Le pido un favor: diga favor al hablar.

I ask you a favor: say please when speaking.

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