How to Say ‘Would it be possible?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Sería posible?
seh-REE-ah poh-SEE-bleh
[seh-REE-ah poh-SEE-bleh]
💬 Usage Tip: sería "would be" softens a request much like English "would." Swap in other ideas: ¿sería posible trabajar desde casa? "would it be possible to work from home?"
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Phrasing a raise as a question rather than a demand fits Mexican workplace style. Direct demands can come across as confrontational.
Phrase Breakdown
Sería
[seh-REE-ah]
would it be
Conditional of 'ser'; polite way to ask about price.
¿Cuánto sería el pan?
How much would the bread be?
posible
[poh-SEE-bleh]
possible
Adjective meaning something can happen; same form for masculine and feminine.
¿Es posible salir temprano?
Is it possible to leave early?
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