How to Say ‘Send me a message.’ in Mexican Spanish
Mándame un mensaje.
MAHN-dah-meh oon mehn-SAH-heh
[MAHN-dah-meh oon mehn-SAH-heh]
💬 Usage Tip: This is an informal command to one person. For a more formal follow-up with someone you just met professionally, say [Mándeme un mensaje].
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, this sounds natural once the interaction is already friendly or on [tú] terms. In a first professional follow-up, many people would go a bit softer with something like [Si gusta, mándeme un mensaje].
Phrase Breakdown
Mándame
[MAHN-dah-meh]
send me
An informal command asking someone to send something to you.
Mándame un mensaje cuando llegues a la oficina.
Send me a message when you get to the office.
Un mensaje
oon mehn-SAH-heh
A message
Refers to a text message or note sent to someone.
Déjame un mensaje.
Leave me a message.
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a
An indefinite article before a masculine singular noun.
Mándame un mensaje por correo o por LinkedIn.
Send me a message by email or on LinkedIn.
mensaje
[mehn-SAH-heh]
message
A noun for a message, note, or text.
Mándame un mensaje para seguir en contacto.
Send me a message to stay in touch.
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