How to Say ‘Of you’ in Mexican Spanish
De tu parte
deh too PAR-teh
[deh too PAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [De tu parte] is a fixed way to say [of you/on your part] in expressions like [Qué amable de tu parte]. You can reuse it with other adjectives too, like [Qué considerado de tu parte].
Phrase Breakdown
De
[deh]
of / from
“De” often means of or from. In this expression, it helps mean “of your part” or “from you.”
Fue muy amable de tu parte venir temprano.
It was very kind of you to come early.
tu
[too]
your
“Tu” is the informal possessive “your.” It is used with people you address as “tú.”
Siempre recuerdo tu detalle con cariño.
I always remember your thoughtful gift fondly.
parte
[PAR-teh]
part / side
“Parte” means part or side. In “de tu parte,” it means “on your part” or “from you.”
Fue un gesto muy bonito de tu parte.
It was a very nice gesture on your part.
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