How to Say ‘Please give him my best.’ in Mexican Spanish
Salúdemelo mucho, por favor.
sah-LOO-deh-meh-loh MOO-choh pohr fah-BOR
[sah-LOO-deh-meh-loh MOO-choh pohr fah-BOR]
Phrase Breakdown
Salúdemelo mucho,
sah-LOO-deh-meh-loh MOO-choh
Give him my best regards,
A polite command ('usted' form) meaning 'say hi to him for me'. Stress 'LÚ': 'sah-LOO-deh-meh-loh MOO-choh'.
Salúdemelo mucho a su papá.
Give my best regards to your dad.
Words in this phrase
Salúdemelo
[sah-LOO-deh-meh-loh]
say hello to him for me
Formal command of 'saludar' plus 'me' (for me) and 'lo' (him).
Salúdemelo cuando lo vea.
Say hi to him for me when you see him.
mucho
[MOO-choh]
a lot
Used to emphasize a strong degree or importance.
«Mucho» refuerza la frase «Me importa mucho».
“Mucho” strengthens the phrase “It matters to me a lot.”
por favor.
pohr fah-BOR
please.
A polite word you can add to any request. Tap the 'r' lightly in both words: 'por fah-BOR'.
Un café, por favor.
A coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[pohr]
please
Used in polite requests as part of the phrase por favor.
Sí, por favor, confirma la hora de la reservación.
Yes, please, confirm the reservation time.
favor
[fah-BOR]
Please
Used to politely ask for something.
Un poco de agua, por favor.
A bit of water, please.
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