How to Say ‘I've come to have my fingerprints taken’ in Spain Spanish
Vengo a hacerme las huellas
BEN-goh ah ah-SEHR-meh laz WEH-yahs
[BEN-goh ah ah-SEHR-meh laz WEH-yahs]
💬 Usage Tip: The -me on hacerme means "for myself". That's how Spanish says "get something done to you". Same pattern: Vengo a cortarme el pelo "I've come to get my hair cut".
Phrase Breakdown
Vengo a hacerme
BEN-goh ah ah-SEHR-meh
I've come to have taken
'Vengo a' + infinitive means 'I'm here to'. The 'h' in 'hacerme' is silent, and the 'c' sounds like 'th': a-THER-me.
Vengo a hacerme una foto.
I've come to have a photo taken.
Words in this phrase
Vengo
[BEN-goh]
I come
First person singular present of 'venir' (to come).
Vengo a buscar mis llaves.
I've come to get my keys.
a
[ah]
to
A preposition used before an infinitive verb.
Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.
He is willing to collaborate with the team.
hacerme
[ah-SEHR-meh]
to have (something) done to me
Hacer + me: 'to get done for myself', used for procedures like fingerprints or photos.
Quiero hacerme una foto para el carné.
I want to get a photo taken for the ID.
las huellas
laz WEH-yahs
my fingerprints
Spanish uses 'las' where English uses 'my'. With the silent 'h', say 'las WE-yas'.
Ya tengo las huellas.
I already have the fingerprints done.
Words in this phrase
las
[laz]
The
A definite article to specify particular entities.
Las casas son bellas.
The houses are beautiful.
huellas
[WEH-yahs]
fingerprints
Plural of huella, footprint or fingerprint.
Las huellas salen bien en la pantalla.
The fingerprints show up well on the screen.
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