How to Say ‘We'll call you this week.’ in Mexican Spanish
Le llamamos esta semana.
leh yah-MAH-mohs EHS-tah seh-MAH-nah
[leh yah-MAH-mohs EHS-tah seh-MAH-nah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Follow-up timelines in Mexico can slip. A polite call or email after a week without news is normal and won't seem pushy.
Phrase Breakdown
Le llamamos
leh yah-MAH-mohs
We'll call you
The present tense is used for the near future. 'Le' is the formal 'you'. In Mexico, 'll' sounds like 'y': le ya-MA-mos.
Le llamamos mañana.
We'll call you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you (formal)
Indirect object pronoun for formal 'usted'.
¿Le traigo algo más?
Can I bring you anything else?
llamamos
[yah-MAH-mohs]
we call
'We' form of 'llamar' (to call); present tense used for near future.
Te llamamos mañana.
We'll call you tomorrow.
esta semana.
EHS-tah seh-MAH-nah
this week.
Say it ES-ta se-MA-na.
Estoy ocupado esta semana.
I'm busy this week.
Words in this phrase
esta
[EHS-tah]
this
A demonstrative adjective used with feminine singular nouns.
Esta semana te mando un correo para dar seguimiento.
This week I’ll send you an email to follow up.
semana
[seh-MAH-nah]
week
A noun meaning a seven-day period.
Esta semana quiero escribir a mis nuevos contactos.
This week I want to write to my new contacts.
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