How to Say ‘Can you confirm...?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Me confirma...?
meh kohn-FEER-mah
[meh kohn-FEER-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me confirma] literally means [you confirm to me], and that little [me] often appears when someone is asking you to confirm something for them. You'll hear the same pattern in service situations: [¿Me repite?] [Can you repeat that for me?]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a polite, normal way for staff to ask you to verify a detail. It sounds professional, not pushy.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me; used in polite requests.
¿Me confirma...? Quiero estar seguro de la hora.
Can you confirm for me...? I want to be sure about the time.
confirma
[kohn-FEER-mah]
do you confirm / can you confirm
A polite question form asking someone to verify information.
¿Me confirma...? la fecha de la reservación, por favor.
Can you confirm for me...? the reservation date, please.
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