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How to Say ‘She sends you lots of greetings’ in Mexican Spanish

Le manda muchos saludos

leh MAHN-dah MOO-chohs sah-LOO-dohs

[leh MAHN-dah MOO-chohs sah-LOO-dohs]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Relatives who couldn't come almost always send greetings, and a reply is expected. Answer with Gracias, salúdela de mi parte "thanks, say hi to her for me".

Phrase Breakdown

Le manda

leh MAHN-dah

She sends you

'Le' means 'to you' (formal) or 'to him/her'. 'Manda' means 'sends'. Say them together: le-MAN-da.

Example

Le manda una carta.

She sends you a letter.

Words in this phrase

[leh]

You

Referring to the person addressed formally.

Example

Le hemos invitado a la fiesta.

We have invited you to the party.

manda

[MAHN-dah]

sends

Third-person form of 'mandar', to send.

Example

Él manda una carta.

He sends a letter.

muchos saludos

MOO-chohs sah-LOO-dohs

lots of greetings / best regards

This is a very common, warm way to pass along someone's greetings. Stress MU-chos sa-LU-dos.

Example

Muchos saludos a tu familia.

Best regards to your family.

Words in this phrase

muchos

[MOO-chohs]

many

Plural masculine of 'mucho'.

Example

Tengo muchos primos.

I have many cousins.

saludos

[sah-LOO-dohs]

greetings / regards

Plural of 'saludo'; used to send regards.

Example

Dale saludos a tu papá.

Say hi to your dad.

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