How to Say ‘Here's the remote.’ in Spain Spanish
Toma el mando.
TOH-mah ehl MAHN-doh
[TOH-mah ehl MAHN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Toma literally means "take", but when you hand something over it works like "here you go". People use it all the time when passing keys, money, or plates.
Phrase Breakdown
Toma
[TOH-mah]
here you go
Informal command of 'tomar', used when handing something over.
Toma, aquí tienes el bolígrafo.
Here you go, here's the pen.
el
[ehl]
the
A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.
The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.
mando
[MAHN-doh]
remote control
Colloquial Spanish noun for a TV or device remote.
El mando no tiene pilas.
The remote has no batteries.
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