How to Say ‘I'll introduce you to a friend.’ in Mexican Spanish
Te presento a una amiga.
teh preh-SEHN-toh ah OO-nah ah-MEE-gah
[teh preh-SEHN-toh ah OO-nah ah-MEE-gah]
💬 Usage Tip: Use [a] before the person you're introducing: [Te presento a una amiga], [Te presento a Carlos]. That little [a] stays even when the person is named.
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
to you
Pronoun meaning 'to you,' used with verbs like 'presentar.'
Te comparto su correo después del evento.
I'll share her email with you after the event.
presento
[preh-SEHN-toh]
I introduce
First-person singular of 'presentar'; used when introducing someone.
Te presento a mi colega de reclutamiento.
I introduce you to my recruiting colleague.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition used before a person receiving the action of introduction.
A veces saludo primero a los expositores.
Sometimes I greet the exhibitors first.
Una amiga
OO-nah ah-MEE-gah
A female friend
Refers to one woman who is a friend.
Ella es una amiga mía.
She is a friend of mine.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article.
Conocí a una gerente en el panel profesional.
I met a manager at the professional panel.
amiga
[ah-MEE-gah]
friend
Feminine noun for a female friend or contact.
Una amiga puede recomendarte a su empresa.
A female friend can recommend you to her company.
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