How to Say ‘Would you like to make any changes?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Gusta hacer algún cambio?
GOOS-tah ah-SEHR ahl-GOON KAHM-byoh
[GOOS-tah ah-SEHR ahl-GOON KAHM-byoh]
Phrase Breakdown
¿Gusta hacer
GOOS-tah ah-SEHR
Would you like to make
'¿Gusta...?' is a very polite Mexican way to say 'Would you like...?'. Remember the h in 'hacer' is silent.
¿Gusta hacer un pedido?
Would you like to place an order?
Words in this phrase
Gusta
[GOOS-tah]
would you like
Polite Mexican way to ask 'would you like', from 'gustar', addressed to usted.
¿Gusta algo de tomar?
Would you like something to drink?
hacer
[ah-SEHR]
To make
A verb used to indicate the action of making or doing something.
Voy a 'hacer' una reservación para la cena.
I am going 'to make' a reservation for dinner.
algún cambio?
ahl-GOON KAHM-byoh
any change?
Stress 'GÚN' and 'CAM'. Raise your voice at the end because it's a question.
¿Hay algún cambio?
Is there any change?
Words in this phrase
algún
[ahl-GOON]
Any
One or some of a thing.
¿Necesita algún plato especial?
Do you need any special dish?
cambio
[KAHM-byoh]
change
A modification or adjustment, e.g. to a reservation or order.
Quiero hacer un cambio en mi reservación.
I want to make a change to my reservation.
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