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How to Say ‘Can you send someone?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Puede mandar a alguien?

PWEH-deh mahn-DAHR ah ahl-GYEHN

[PWEH-deh mahn-DAHR ah ahl-GYEHN]

💬 Usage Tip: When the person receiving the action is a person, Spanish puts a before them: mandar a alguien. For things, drop it: mandar una pieza "send a part."

Phrase Breakdown

¿Puede mandar

PWEH-deh mahn-DAHR

Can you send

'Puede' is the formal 'you can' (usted). 'Mandar' means 'to send' and is very common in Mexico. Stress PUE-de and man-DAR.

Example

¿Puede mandar la factura?

Can you send the invoice?

Words in this phrase

Puede

[PWEH-deh]

can / could

Third-person singular of poder; expresses possibility or ability.

Example

Puede salir una buena oferta de esta conversación.

A good offer can come out of this conversation.

mandar

[mahn-DAHR]

to send

Verb meaning to send something to someone; very common in Mexico.

Example

Voy a mandar el documento hoy.

I'm going to send the document today.

a alguien?

ah ahl-GYEHN

someone

'A' is the personal 'a', used before a person who is the object of a verb. The two a's blend into one sound: 'aAL-gyen'.

Example

¿Buscas a alguien?

Are you looking for someone?

Words in this phrase

[ah]

(personal a)

Marks a person as the direct object; not translated.

Example

Veo a mi tía.

I see my aunt.

alguien

[ahl-GYEHN]

someone

Indefinite pronoun meaning an unspecified person.

Example

Quiero hablar con alguien sobre oportunidades internas.

I want to speak with someone about internal opportunities.

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