How to Say ‘For your time’ in Mexican Spanish
Por tu tiempo
pohr too tee-EHM-poh
[pohr too tee-EHM-poh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Thanking someone [por tu tiempo] is very normal in professional Spanish, including Mexico. It fits emails, texts, and LinkedIn-style follow-ups well.
Phrase Breakdown
Por
[pohr]
for
Used to indicate the reason for thanks or appreciation.
Te agradezco "Por" responder tan rápido a mi mensaje.
I thank you for responding so quickly to my message.
Tu tiempo
too tee-EHM-poh
Your time
Refers to the time someone spent with you or on you.
Gracias por tu tiempo y paciencia.
Thank you for your time and patience.
Words in this phrase
tu
[too]
your
Shows possession, referring to the other person's time.
Aprecio mucho "tu" interés en seguir la conversación.
I really appreciate your interest in continuing the conversation.
tiempo
[tee-EHM-poh]
time
Means the person's time or availability, often thanked in professional contexts.
Valoro tu "tiempo" y tus consejos sobre la industria.
I value your time and your advice about the industry.
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