How to Say ‘I also want to ask something important.’ in Mexican Spanish
También quiero preguntar algo importante.
tam-bee-EN kee-EH-roh preh-goon-TAR AL-go eem-por-TAHN-teh
[tam-bee-EN kee-EH-roh preh-goon-TAR AL-go eem-por-TAHN-teh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a useful softener before asking about accessibility. It signals that the next question matters, without sounding confrontational.
Phrase Breakdown
También
[tam-bee-EN]
also
Used to add another idea, like 'also' or 'too.'
También quiero preguntar si el restaurante tiene elevador.
I also want to ask whether the restaurant has an elevator.
quiero
[kee-EH-roh]
I want
First person of querer; expresses desire or intention.
Quiero reservar una mesa y quiero preguntar por la entrada.
I want to reserve a table and I want to ask about the entrance.
preguntar
[preh-goon-TAR]
to ask
Infinitive verb used for asking a question or requesting information.
Voy a preguntar si hay espacio entre las mesas.
I am going to ask if there is space between the tables.
Algo importante
AL-go eem-por-TAHN-teh
Something important
Refers to an important matter or question.
Tengo algo importante que decir.
I have something important to say.
Words in this phrase
algo
[AL-go]
something
An indefinite word meaning 'something.'
Quiero comentar algo antes de hacer la reservación.
I want to mention something before making the reservation.
importante
[eem-por-TAHN-teh]
important
Describes something significant or necessary to pay attention to.
Es importante saber si tienen acceso sin escalones.
It is important to know if they have step-free access.
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