How to Say ‘Please let me know when we arrive.’ in Mexican Spanish
Avíseme cuando lleguemos, por favor.
ah-BEE-seh-meh KWAN-doh yeh-GEH-mohs por fah-BOR
[ah-BEE-seh-meh KWAN-doh yeh-GEH-mohs por fah-BOR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Avíseme] means "let me know," with [me] attached to the end. You can reuse that pattern with polite commands like [dígame] "tell me" or [espéreme] "wait for me."
Phrase Breakdown
Avíseme
[ah-BEE-seh-meh]
let me know
Polite command meaning 'inform me' or 'tell me'.
Avíseme cuando lleguemos, por favor. Avíseme si cambia la ruta.
Let me know when we arrive, please. Let me know if the route changes.
cuando
[KWAN-doh]
when
Used to refer to the moment something happens.
Avíseme cuando lleguemos, por favor. Dígame cuando sea hora.
Let me know when we arrive, please. Tell me when it's time.
lleguemos
[yeh-GEH-mohs]
we arrive
Subjunctive form of llegar used after cuando for a future event.
Avíseme cuando lleguemos, por favor. Espero que lleguemos pronto.
Let me know when we arrive, please. I hope we arrive soon.
por
[por]
please/by
Here it is part of the polite expression por favor, meaning 'please'.
Avíseme cuando lleguemos, por favor. Gracias por escucharme.
Let me know when we arrive, please. Thanks for listening to me.
favor
[fah-BOR]
favor
In the phrase por favor, it helps form the polite word 'please'.
Avíseme cuando lleguemos, por favor. Le pido ese favor.
Let me know when we arrive, please. I ask you for that favor.
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