How to Say ‘Can you let me through?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Me dejas pasar?
meh DEH-hahs pah-SAR
[meh DEH-hahs pah-SAR]
💬 Usage Tip: dejar followed by an action means "let someone do it." Swap it: ¿Me dejas ver? "Can you let me see?"
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me / me
Indirect object pronoun used with verbs like interesar to mean 'to me'.
Me interesa trabajar en marketing.
I am interested in working in marketing.
dejas
[DEH-hahs]
you let
From 'dejar', to allow.
¿Me dejas pasar?
Will you let me through?
pasar
[pah-SAR]
to pass / to get through
Verb meaning to go through or cross a place.
No podemos pasar por aquí.
We can't get through here.
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