How to Say ‘More tortillas, please.’ in Mexican Spanish
Más tortillas, por favor.
mahs tor-TEE-yahs pohr fah-BOHR
[mahs tor-TEE-yahs pohr fah-BOHR]
Phrase Breakdown
Más
[mahs]
more
Used to ask for an additional amount of something.
Si se terminan, pido: Más tortillas, por favor.
If they run out, I ask: More tortillas, please.
tortillas
[tor-TEE-yahs]
tortillas
A staple food in Mexico, usually made from corn or flour.
Con los tacos, siempre pido: Más tortillas, por favor.
With tacos, I always ask: More tortillas, please.
por
[pohr]
for
Part of the polite phrase por favor, meaning please.
Para sonar amable, digo: Más tortillas, por favor.
To sound polite, I say: More tortillas, please.
favor
[fah-BOHR]
favor / please
Part of por favor, a very common polite expression meaning please.
Cuando necesito otra canasta, digo: Más tortillas, por favor.
When I need another basket, I say: More tortillas, please.
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