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How to Say ‘Have her call me today, please.’ in Mexican Spanish

Que me llame hoy, por favor.

keh may YAH-meh oy pohr fah-BOHR

[keh may YAH-meh oy pohr fah-BOHR]

Phrase Breakdown

Que me llame hoy,

keh may YAH-meh oy

Have him/her call me today,

This is a polite request passed on through someone else. Say it 'ke me YA-me OY'.

Example

Que me llame hoy en la tarde.

Have him call me this afternoon.

Words in this phrase

Que

[keh]

that

Used to introduce a defining clause which specifies a person/thing previously mentioned.

Example

La casa que compramos es grande.

The house that we bought is big.

[may]

A reflexive pronoun used for oneself in Spanish.

Example

Me levanto temprano todos los días.

I get up early every day.

llame

[YAH-meh]

(he/she) call

Subjunctive of 'llamar', used for requests about what someone else should do.

Example

Dile que me llame mañana.

Tell him to call me tomorrow.

hoy

[oy]

Today

The current day.

Example

Hoy voy al mercado.

Today I'm going to the market.

por favor.

pohr fah-BOHR

please.

This is the polite closing. Stress 'VOR'.

Example

Agua, por favor.

Water, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[pohr]

for

Common preposition used to indicate reason, motive, or thanks.

Example

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'.

Example

Agua, por favor.

Water, please.

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