How to Say ‘We have valet service’ in Mexican Spanish
Tenemos servicio de valet
teh-NEH-mohs sehr-VEE-syoh deh bah-LEH
[teh-NEH-mohs sehr-VEE-syoh deh bah-LEH]
💬 Usage Tip: tenemos means "we have", and the "we" is built into the ending, so no separate word is needed. Ask the same thing back with ¿Tienen servicio de valet? "Do you have valet service?".
Phrase Breakdown
Tenemos servicio
teh-NEH-mohs sehr-VEE-syoh
We have service
Say 'teh-NEH-mos ser-VEE-syo'. The c in 'servicio' sounds like an s.
Tenemos servicio a domicilio.
We have home delivery service.
Words in this phrase
Tenemos
[teh-NEH-mohs]
we have
First person plural of 'tener'.
Tenemos mesas libres.
We have free tables.
servicio
[sehr-VEE-syoh]
service
Assistance provided to customers.
El servicio es excelente.
The service is excellent.
de valet
deh bah-LEH
of valet (parking)
In Mexico 'valet' is often said 'va-LET' or 'ba-LET', with the t pronounced.
El servicio de valet es gratis.
The valet service is free.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
A preposition that links nouns, often meaning “of” or “about.”
En «cultura de trabajo», «de» conecta las dos ideas.
In “work culture,” “de” connects the two ideas.
valet
[bah-LEH]
valet
Parking attendant service; in Mexico often said 'valet parking'.
Dejé el carro con el valet.
I left the car with the valet.
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