How to Say ‘To hear from you’ in Mexican Spanish
Saber de ti
sah-BEHR deh tee
[sah-BEHR deh tee]
💬 Usage Tip: [Saber de] someone means "to hear from" or "to hear about" them, not "to know" them. For example: [Hace mucho que no sé de ella] = "I haven't heard from her in a long time."
Phrase Breakdown
Saber
[sah-BEHR]
to hear; to know
An infinitive verb that here means 'to hear from' or 'to know about.'
Saber de ti después del evento sería excelente.
Hearing from you after the event would be excellent.
de
[deh]
from; about
A preposition meaning 'from' or 'about,' depending on the phrase.
Saber de ti me ayudará a mantener el contacto.
Hearing from you will help me stay in touch.
ti
[tee]
you
An informal singular pronoun used after prepositions.
Saber de ti la próxima semana sería un gusto.
Hearing from you next week would be a pleasure.
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