How to Say ‘I will let you know’ in Mexican Spanish
Le aviso
leh ah-BEE-soh
[leh ah-BEE-soh]
💬 Usage Tip: "Le" makes it polite: you’re telling someone formally, like a landlord. Very common in Mexico for respectful communication.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: With landlords, repair workers, or building staff in Mexico, polite formal speech helps things go smoothly.
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
to you / him / her (indirect object)
"Le" is an indirect object pronoun meaning "to you," "to him," or "to her," depending on context.
Le aviso al casero en cuanto llegue el plomero.
I’ll let the landlord know as soon as the plumber arrives.
aviso
[ah-BEE-soh]
I let know / I inform
"Aviso" comes from "avisar" and means "I inform" or "I let [someone] know."
Si me confirman la visita, aviso de inmediato.
If they confirm the visit, I’ll let you know right away.
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