How to Say ‘Tell me / go ahead’ in Mexican Spanish
Dígame
DEE-gah-meh
[DEE-gah-meh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Dígame] literally looks like "tell me," but in service situations it often means "go ahead" or "how can I help?" You'll hear the same pattern in [Dígame, ¿en qué le ayudo?].
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico this is a normal polite response from staff on the phone. It invites you to continue, not to command you around.
Phrase Breakdown
Dígame
[DEE-gah-meh]
tell me / go ahead
Polite form used to invite someone to speak or continue.
Si tiene alguna duda, dígame con confianza.
If you have any question, go ahead and tell me with confidence.
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