How to Say ‘I'll send you the address’ in Mexican Spanish
Le mando la dirección
leh MAHN-doh lah dee-rehk-SYOHN
[leh MAHN-doh lah dee-rehk-SYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: mandar is the usual word for "send" in Mexico. The present tense mando covers "I'll send".
Phrase Breakdown
Le mando
leh MAHN-doh
I'll send you
'Mandar' is common in Mexico for 'to send'. 'Le' is the formal 'to you'.
Le mando un mensaje.
I'll send you a message.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in a polite/formal way.
Le propongo pagar lo que marca el taxímetro.
I propose paying what the meter shows to you.
mando
[MAHN-doh]
I send
From 'mandar'; common Mexican way to say 'I'll send'.
Te mando los documentos hoy.
I'll send you the documents today.
la dirección
lah dee-rehk-SYOHN
the address
'Dirección' means address. Stress the last syllable: 'dee-rek-SYON'.
¿Cuál es la dirección?
What's the address?
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
The (feminine singular)
A definite article used to specify a feminine singular noun.
La estación está cerca.
The station is nearby.
dirección
[dee-rehk-SYOHN]
address
Refers to a location used for designating a place.
Necesito la dirección correcta.
I need the correct address.
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