How do you say "Is that okay for you?" in Mexican Spanish?

"Is that okay for you?" in Mexican Spanish is "¿Está bien para usted?". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "¿Está bien para usted?" mean in English?

"¿Está bien para usted?" means "Is that okay for you?" in English. Usage tip: Great polite question for confirming a schedule. Formal and natural.

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How to Say ‘Is that okay for you?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Está bien para usted?

eh-STAH byen PAH-rah oos-TEHD

[eh-STAH byen PAH-rah oos-TEHD]

💬 Usage Tip: Great polite question for confirming a schedule. Formal and natural.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This respectful wording fits well in Mexico when discussing appointments with someone you don’t know closely.

Phrase Breakdown

Está

[eh-STAH]

Form of estar used to ask if something is acceptable.

Example

¿Está bien para usted? El plomero puede venir a las nueve.

Is that okay for you? The plumber can come at nine.

bien

[byen]

okay / fine

Used to ask whether an arrangement works for someone.

Example

¿Está bien para usted? Yo puedo estar en casa.

Is that okay for you? I can be at home.

para

[PAH-rah]

for

A preposition used to indicate who something is suitable for.

Example

¿Está bien para usted? Podemos confirmar la hora.

Is that okay for you? We can confirm the time.

usted

[oos-TEHD]

you

Formal singular 'you,' useful in polite conversations.

Example

¿Está bien para usted? Mañana por la mañana estoy libre.

Is that okay for you? Tomorrow morning I am free.

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