How to Say ‘Let me see’ in Mexican Spanish
Déjeme ver
DEH-heh-meh behr
[DEH-heh-meh behr]
💬 Usage Tip: The me attaches to the end of the request: déjeme for usted, and déjame for tú.
Phrase Breakdown
Déjeme
[DEH-heh-meh]
Let me
A polite way to offer to do something.
Déjeme comprobar si está listo.
Let me check if it's ready.
ver
[behr]
to watch / to see
An infinitive verb meaning to see or watch something.
Quiero ver la inauguración del torneo.
I want to watch the opening of the tournament.
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