How to Say ‘Your payment went through.’ in Mexican Spanish
Ya pasó su pago.
yah pah-SOH soo PAH-goh
[yah pah-SOH soo PAH-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: pasar here means "to go through", like a card payment being approved. ya adds "now" or "already", signaling it's done.
Phrase Breakdown
Ya pasó
yah pah-SOH
It already went through
'Ya' means 'already'. Stress the last syllable of 'pasó': 'yah pah-SOH'.
Ya pasó el camión.
The bus already went by.
Words in this phrase
Ya
[yah]
Already
'Ya' is an adverb expressing that something has occurred already or yet.
Ya terminé mis tareas.
I have already finished my homework.
pasó
[pah-SOH]
went through
Past of 'pasar'; a payment that was approved.
La tarjeta no pasó.
The card didn't go through.
su pago.
soo PAH-goh
your payment
'Su' is the polite 'your'. Say 'soo PAH-goh'.
Gracias por su pago.
Thank you for your payment.
Words in this phrase
su
[soo]
your / its
A formal possessive used when speaking respectfully to someone about their company.
Me interesa conocer Su empresa y sus valores.
I am interested in getting to know your company and its values.
pago
[PAH-goh]
payment
Masculine noun for a payment.
El pago es en efectivo.
The payment is in cash.
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