How to Say ‘Here are your documents.’ in Mexican Spanish
Aquí tiene sus documentos.
ah-KEE TYEH-neh soos doh-koo-MEHN-tohs
[ah-KEE TYEH-neh soos doh-koo-MEHN-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Aquí tiene literally means "here you have". It's the standard phrase for handing something over: Aquí tiene el pago.
Phrase Breakdown
Aquí tiene
ah-KEE TYEH-neh
Here you go / Here you have
A formal phrase used when handing something over. Stress: a-QUÍ TIE-ne.
Aquí tiene su cambio.
Here's your change.
Words in this phrase
Aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Indicates this place or this company/location.
«Aquí» se refiere a este lugar de trabajo.
“Aquí” refers to this workplace.
tiene
[TYEH-neh]
here you go (you have)
With aquí, a polite phrase when handing something over.
Aquí tiene su café.
Here's your coffee.
sus documentos.
soos doh-koo-MEHN-tohs
your documents.
'Sus' is the plural formal 'your'. Stress: do-cu-MEN-tos.
Traiga sus documentos mañana.
Bring your documents tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
sus
[soos]
your (formal)
Possessive for 'usted' with plural nouns.
Aquí están sus maletas.
Here are your suitcases.
documentos
[doh-koo-MEHN-tohs]
documents
Plural of 'documento'; official papers like IDs or forms.
Traiga todos los documentos originales.
Bring all the original documents.
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