How to Say ‘Can I serve you’ in Mexican Spanish
Te sirvo
teh SEER-voh
[teh SEER-voh]
💬 Usage Tip: In [te sirvo], [te] means "for you / to you," so the Spanish literally works more like "What do I serve you?" You can reuse this pattern in service situations: [te traigo] "I'll bring you" or [te pongo] "I'll get you."
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning to you in informal speech.
Te preparo un café rápido.
I’ll prepare you a coffee quickly.
sirvo
[SEER-voh]
I serve
From servir, here it means I serve or I get for you, often used by a server.
¿Qué te sirvo esta mañana?
What can I get you this morning?
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