How to Say ‘Let me let them know’ in Mexican Spanish
Déjame avisarles
DEH-hah-meh ah-vee-SAR-lehs
[DEH-hah-meh ah-vee-SAR-lehs]
💬 Usage Tip: Small words like me and les stick onto the end of a command or a plain verb form. deja + me gives déjame, and avisar + les gives avisarles.
Phrase Breakdown
Déjame
[DEH-hah-meh]
let me
Used when someone says they will check or do something, like checking availability.
«Déjame» revisar si hay una mesa disponible.
"Let me" check if there is a table available.
avisarles
[ah-vee-SAR-lehs]
to let them know
'Avisar' (to notify) plus 'les' (them).
Voy a avisarles que llegué.
I'll let them know I arrived.
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