How to Say ‘Could you give me your email?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Me da su correo?
meh dah SOO koh-REH-oh
[meh dah SOO koh-REH-oh]
💬 Usage Tip: Mexicans use the present tense ¿Me da...? to make a polite request, not "Will you give me?" The same pattern works for other requests: ¿Me da su número? "Could I have your number?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿Me da
meh dah
Could you give me
A polite, very common way to ask for something in Mexico. Literally 'Do you give me'.
¿Me da un café?
Could I have a coffee?
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun showing who is affected or who cares.
En «Me importa mucho.», «Me» indica a la persona que siente interés.
In “It matters to me a lot,” “Me” shows the person who cares.
da
[dah]
gives
From "dar"; part of the expression meaning something gives pleasure.
Eso me "da" alegría de verdad.
That truly "gives" me joy.
su correo?
SOO koh-REH-oh
your email?
'Correo' is short for 'correo electrónico' (email). Roll the 'rr': co-RRE-o.
Revisé su correo.
I checked your email.
Words in this phrase
su
[SOO]
Your
Belonging to the person or people being addressed.
El ambiente de su empresa es excelente.
The environment of your company is excellent.
correo
[koh-REH-oh]
An electronic message sent or received over the internet.
Necesito un correo para confirmar.
I need an email to confirm.
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