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How to Say ‘Shall I give you my card?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Le doy mi tarjeta?

leh doy mee tahr-HEH-tah

[leh doy mee tahr-HEH-tah]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Business cards are still commonly exchanged at Mexican conferences. Offering yours is a normal way to close a demo.

Phrase Breakdown

¿Le doy

leh doy

Shall I give you

'Le' is the formal 'to you,' and 'doy' means 'I give.' Say 'leh DOY.'

Example

¿Le doy un vaso de agua?

Shall I give you a glass of water?

Words in this phrase

[leh]

to you

Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in a polite/formal way.

Example

Le propongo pagar lo que marca el taxímetro.

I propose paying what the meter shows to you.

doy

[doy]

I give

First person present of 'dar' (to give).

Example

Te doy un regalo.

I give you a gift.

mi tarjeta?

mee tahr-HEH-tah

my card?

'Tarjeta' means a business card. The 'j' sounds like a strong 'h': 'tar-HEH-ta.'

Example

Aquí está mi tarjeta.

Here is my card.

Words in this phrase

[mee]

Belonging to the speaker.

Example

Esta es mi tarjeta de presentación.

This is my business card.

tarjeta

[tahr-HEH-tah]

card

A piece of stiff paper representing information.

Example

Necesito mi tarjeta de presentación para la reunión.

I need my business card for the meeting.

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