How to Say ‘Very good, I'll pass on your message.’ in Mexican Spanish
Muy bien, yo le paso su recado.
mwee byehn yoh leh PAH-soh soo rreh-KAH-doh
[mwee byehn yoh leh PAH-soh soo rreh-KAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: le paso means "I'll pass to him/her": Spanish often uses the present tense for something you're about to do. recado is the everyday Mexican word for a phone message.
Phrase Breakdown
Muy bien,
mwee byehn
Very well / All right,
A polite way to agree or acknowledge something. Say 'muy' as one smooth syllable (like 'mooey' said quickly), then 'bien' as 'byen'. Pause briefly at the comma.
Muy bien, gracias por llamar.
Very well, thank you for calling.
Words in this phrase
Muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or description.
«Muy» da más fuerza a la idea en «Es muy humana».
“Muy” gives more strength to the idea in “It is very human.”
bien
[byehn]
well / fine
Adverb meaning in good condition or okay, often used with 'estar'.
El calentador ya funciona bien.
The water heater works fine now.
yo le paso
yoh leh PAH-soh
I'll pass (it) on to him/her
'Yo' means 'I', 'le' means 'to him/her/you (formal)', and 'paso' means 'I pass'. In Mexico the present tense often expresses a promise about the near future. Link the words smoothly: 'yo-le-PA-so'.
Yo le paso la información.
I'll pass the information on to him.
Words in this phrase
yo
[yoh]
I
The speaker or writer referring to themselves.
Yo prefiero el té al café.
I prefer tea over coffee.
le
[leh]
To him/her
'Le' is an indirect object pronoun referring to a third person singular.
Le he entregado el paquete.
I have delivered the package to him/her.
paso
[PAH-soh]
I pass / I give
From 'pasar'; colloquially means to send or give someone information.
Te paso mi teléfono.
I'll give you my phone number.
su recado.
soo rreh-KAH-doh
your/his/her message.
'Su' can mean 'your (formal)', 'his' or 'her'. 'Recado' is a message, often one left by phone. Tap the single 'r' lightly at the start of 're-CA-do' and stress 'CA'.
¿Quiere dejar su recado?
Would you like to leave your message?
Words in this phrase
su
[soo]
your / its
A formal possessive used when speaking respectfully to someone about their company.
Me interesa conocer Su empresa y sus valores.
I am interested in getting to know your company and its values.
recado
[rreh-KAH-doh]
message
A message left for someone; common in Mexico for phone messages.
¿Quiere dejar un recado?
Would you like to leave a message?
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