How to Say ‘This is Mariana speaking’ in Mexican Spanish
Le atiende Mariana
leh ah-TYEHN-deh mah-RYAH-nah
[leh ah-TYEHN-deh mah-RYAH-nah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is how Mexican businesses typically answer the phone: a polite, formal greeting with the staff member's first name. You can then use the name back, as in Gracias, Mariana.
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
You
Referring to the person addressed formally.
Le hemos invitado a la fiesta.
We have invited you to the party.
atiende
[ah-TYEHN-deh]
is attending / serving
From 'atender'; to attend to or serve someone, common in customer service.
¿Ya lo atiende alguien?
Is someone already helping you?
Mariana
[mah-RYAH-nah]
Mariana (name)
A common Spanish female first name.
Mariana ve la tele.
Mariana watches TV.
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