How to Say ‘We sing them to you.’ in Mexican Spanish
Te las cantamos a ti.
teh lahs kahn-TAH-mohs ah tee
[teh lahs kahn-TAH-mohs ah tee]
Phrase Breakdown
Te las cantamos
teh lahs kahn-TAH-mohs
We sing them to you
Say 'teh lahs kahn-TAH-mohs'. Stress the 'TAH' in 'cantamos'.
Te las cantamos cada año.
We sing them to you every year.
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
to you
An indirect or direct object pronoun meaning “to you” or “you” in phrases like “I’ll write to you.”
"Te" comparto la actualización en unos minutos.
I’ll share the update with you in a few minutes.
las
[lahs]
them (feminine, plural)
Direct object pronoun referring to items like “las preguntas” or “las opciones” on screen.
Las instrucciones son claras: las sigues y las ves de inmediato.
The instructions are clear: you follow them and you see them right away.
cantamos
[kahn-TAH-mohs]
we sing
Present tense of 'cantar' for 'we'.
Siempre cantamos en los cumpleaños.
We always sing at birthdays.
a ti.
ah tee
to you
Say 'ah TEE'. It adds emphasis: 'to you, specifically'. The two words flow together.
Este regalo es a ti.
This gift is for you.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Personal a used before a specific person as the direct object in Spanish.
Veo a Ana en las reuniones familiares.
I see Ana at family gatherings.
ti
[tee]
you
An informal singular pronoun used after prepositions.
Saber de ti la próxima semana sería un gusto.
Hearing from you next week would be a pleasure.
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