How to Say ‘Feel free to call us.’ in Mexican Spanish
Llámenos con confianza.
YAH-meh-nohs kohn kohn-fyan-sah
[YAH-meh-nohs kohn kohn-fyan-sah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: A common service phrase in Mexico, especially after confirming details. It invites future contact in a warm, low-pressure way.
Phrase Breakdown
Llámenos
[YAH-meh-nohs]
call us
A polite invitation to contact the restaurant, especially for questions or changes.
Llámenos si necesita cambiar la reservación antes del cierre.
Call us if you need to change the reservation before closing.
Con confianza
kohn kohn-fyan-sah
with confidence / don’t hesitate
Polite phrase meaning the caller should feel comfortable doing so.
Pregunte con confianza.
Ask without hesitation.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
Part of the phrase con confianza, meaning without hesitation or freely.
Llámenos con cualquier duda sobre su reserva.
Call us with any question about your reservation.
confianza
[kohn-fyan-sah]
confidence / trust
Expresses reassurance; the phrase means the customer should feel comfortable calling.
Llámenos con confianza si ya pasó la hora y aún viene en camino.
Feel free to call us if the time has already passed and you are still on your way.
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