How to Say ‘At your service’ in Mexican Spanish
A sus órdenes
ah soos OR-deh-nes
[ah soos OR-deh-nes]
💬 Usage Tip: sus here is the polite "your" that goes with usted, and it becomes sus rather than su because órdenes is plural. Compare su orden "your order".
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico you'll hear this constantly from restaurant hosts, waiters and shop staff, often as they finish helping you. It sounds warm and courteous rather than servile, and a simple gracias is a fine reply.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at / to
The preposition used before a person as a direct object.
Mira a papá. A veces llora de emoción.
Look at dad. Sometimes he cries with emotion.
sus
[soos]
your (formal)
Possessive for 'usted' with plural nouns.
Aquí están sus maletas.
Here are your suitcases.
órdenes
[OR-deh-nes]
orders / service
Plural of 'orden' (order, command). Used in a polite Mexican phrase meaning 'at your service'.
Estoy a sus órdenes para lo que necesite.
I am at your service for whatever you need.
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