How to Say ‘Something can come out...’ in Mexican Spanish
Puede salir...
PWEH-deh sah-LEER
[PWEH-deh sah-LEER]
💬 Usage Tip: [Puede] here doesn't have to mean strict ability; it often means [might] or [could]. You'll hear the same soft possibility in [puede funcionar].
Phrase Breakdown
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.
salir
[sah-LEER]
to come out / turn out
Infinitive verb meaning to come out, result, or emerge from a situation.
Puede salir una oportunidad inesperada.
An unexpected opportunity can come up.
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