How to Say ‘Let me check’ in Mexican Spanish
Déjeme revisar
DEH-heh-meh reh-bee-SAHR
[DEH-heh-meh reh-bee-SAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: déjeme is the polite usted form of "let me," with me attached to the end. Swap the second verb to reuse it: déjeme ver "let me see."
Phrase Breakdown
Déjeme
[DEH-heh-meh]
Let me
A polite way to offer to do something.
Déjeme comprobar si está listo.
Let me check if it's ready.
revisar
[reh-bee-SAHR]
to check / inspect
Means to look over, inspect, or check something.
Voy a revisar si hay gas.
I am going to check whether there is gas.
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