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How to Say ‘I can offer you twenty-two thousand.’ in Mexican Spanish

Le puedo ofrecer veintidós mil.

leh Pweh-doh oh-freh-SEHR bayn-tee-DOHS meel

[leh Pweh-doh oh-freh-SEHR bayn-tee-DOHS meel]

💬 Usage Tip: le can also attach to the end of the second verb: puedo ofrecerle means the same thing. Both orders are common.

Phrase Breakdown

Le puedo ofrecer

leh Pweh-doh oh-freh-SEHR

I can offer you

'Poder' + an infinitive means 'can do'. 'Le' is the formal 'to you': le PWE-do o-fre-SER.

Example

Le puedo ofrecer algo de tomar.

I can offer you something to drink.

Words in this phrase

[leh]

to you (formal)

Indirect object pronoun for formal 'usted'.

Example

¿Le traigo algo más?

Can I bring you anything else?

puedo

[Pweh-doh]

I can

Auxiliary verb used to indicate ability, possibility, or permission.

Example

¡Puedo ayudarte si quieres!

I can help you if you want!

ofrecer

[oh-freh-SEHR]

to offer

Infinitive verb meaning to present something for acceptance.

Example

Quiero ofrecer ayuda.

I want to offer help.

veintidós mil.

bayn-tee-DOHS meel

twenty-two thousand.

'Veintidós' has a written accent on the last syllable: bain-ti-DOS mil.

Example

Tengo veintidós años.

I'm twenty-two years old.

Words in this phrase

veintidós

[bayn-tee-DOHS]

twenty-two

The number 22.

Example

Hay veintidós personas.

There are twenty-two people.

mil

[meel]

thousand

The number 1,000; used after other numbers to multiply.

Example

Tengo cinco mil pesos.

I have five thousand pesos.

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