How to Say ‘I can tell you more.’ in Mexican Spanish
Te cuento más.
teh KWEHN-toh mahs
[teh KWEHN-toh mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Present tense can sound like a near-future offer in Spanish: [Te cuento más] often means "I can tell you more" or "I'll tell you more." You'll hear the same with [te escribo mañana].
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds friendly and low-pressure in a follow-up conversation. Adding [si quieres] makes it even softer and more natural.
Phrase Breakdown
Te cuento
teh KWEHN-toh
I’ll tell you / I tell you
Used to introduce that more information will be shared.
Te cuento luego.
I’ll tell you later.
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
to you
Pronoun showing who receives the information.
Te cuento por mensaje lo que aprendí.
I’ll tell you by message what I learned.
cuento
[KWEHN-toh]
I tell / I’ll tell
Used conversationally to offer to explain further.
Luego te cuento cómo fue la reunión.
Later I’ll tell you how the meeting went.
más
[mahs]
more
Indicates additional information.
Más tarde seguimos hablando del tema.
Later we’ll keep talking about the topic.
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