How to Say ‘Come in, please’ in Mexican Spanish
Pase, por favor
PAH-seh pohr fah-BOHR
[PAH-seh pohr fah-BOHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Pase is the polite "you" form of pasar "to pass", used here to mean "come in". It's also what you'll hear when someone invites you into their home.
Phrase Breakdown
Pase,
PAH-seh
Come in,
A formal command (usted) from 'pasar'. Say it PA-se, with two clear syllables.
Pase a la sala.
Come into the room.
Words in this phrase
Pase
[PAH-seh]
come in
Formal command of 'pasar', used to invite someone to enter.
Pase a la sala, por favor.
Come into the room, please.
por favor
pohr fah-BOHR
please
Tap the 'r' lightly in both words: por fa-BOR.
Un café, por favor.
A coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[pohr]
for
Common preposition used to indicate reason, motive, or thanks.
Te escribo "Por" tu apoyo durante la feria de empleo.
I’m writing to you for your support during the job fair.
favor
[fah-BOHR]
favor (please)
With 'por', forms the polite word 'please'.
Agua, por favor.
Water, please.
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