How to Say ‘Do you have a smaller size?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tiene una talla más chica?
tee-EH-neh OO-nah TAH-yah MAHS CHEE-kah
[tee-EH-neh OO-nah TAH-yah MAHS CHEE-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [chico/chica] often means "small," not just "boy/girl." So [una talla más chica] is a smaller size.
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[tee-EH-neh]
do you have
Polite question used when asking about stock or options.
¿Tiene una talla más chica de esta playera?
Do you have a smaller size of this T-shirt?
una
[OO-nah]
a
Indefinite article before a singular feminine noun.
Me gustaría una talla distinta para comparar.
I would like a different size to compare.
talla
[TAH-yah]
size
The measurement or fit of clothing or shoes.
Esta talla me queda grande de la cintura.
This size is too big for me at the waist.
más
[MAHS]
more
Used to compare and ask for a different degree.
Necesito algo más ajustado para que me quede bien.
I need something more fitted so it fits me well.
chica
[CHEE-kah]
small / smaller
In Mexico, chica often means smaller in size.
La mochila chica me gusta más para viajar.
I like the small backpack better for traveling.
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