How do you say "I’ll also send you…" in Mexican Spanish?

"I’ll also send you…" in Mexican Spanish is "También te mando...". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "También te mando..." mean in English?

"También te mando..." means "I’ll also send you…" in English. Usage tip: Great for adding attachments/links: “También te mando el link / el PDF.”

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How to Say ‘I’ll also send you…’ in Mexican Spanish

También te mando...

tahm-BYEN teh MAHN-doh

[tahm-BYEN teh MAHN-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: Great for adding attachments/links: “También te mando el link / el PDF.”

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Follow-up etiquette: sending “un resumen y los próximos pasos” is seen as organized and professional.

Phrase Breakdown

También

[tahm-BYEN]

also / as well

Adds an extra thing you’re including; useful when you want to mention attachments or next steps.

Example

También te mando el resumen y el calendario para agendar la llamada.

I’m also sending you the summary and the calendar to schedule the call.

[teh]

to you

Indirect object pronoun: points to the recipient in a friendly-professional way.

Example

También te comparto la minuta y te mando los próximos pasos por escrito.

I’m also sharing the minutes and sending you the next steps in writing.

mando

[MAHN-doh]

I send (to you)

Present tense of “mandar”; used for sending an email, file, link, or message.

Example

Después de la conferencia, mando un resumen y mando una invitación para la llamada.

After the conference, I send a summary and I send an invitation for the call.

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