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How to Say ‘Would you like to leave her a message?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Quiere dejarle un mensaje?

kee-EH-reh deh-HAR-leh oon meh-sa-heh

[kee-EH-reh deh-HAR-leh oon meh-sa-heh]

💬 Usage Tip: The le on the end of dejarle means "to her" (or "to him"). Spanish often attaches these little words straight onto the end of a verb: llamarle "to call him/her".

Phrase Breakdown

¿Quiere dejarle

kee-EH-reh deh-HAR-leh

Would you like to leave him/her

'Quiere' is the formal 'you want'. In 'dejarle', the 'j' is a throaty sound, like the 'h' in 'hat' but stronger.

Example

¿Quiere dejarle una nota?

Would you like to leave him a note?

Words in this phrase

Quiere

[kee-EH-reh]

want

To have a desire or wish for something.

Example

Ella quiere viajar.

She wants to travel.

dejarle

[deh-HAR-leh]

to leave (for him/her)

'Dejar' (to leave) plus 'le' (for him/her).

Example

Voy a dejarle una nota.

I'm going to leave him a note.

un mensaje?

oon meh-sa-heh

a message?

The stress falls on men-SA-je. Raise your voice at the end of the question.

Example

Tengo un mensaje.

I have a message.

Words in this phrase

[oon]

a / an

Masculine singular indefinite article used before a noun.

Example

Busco un entorno donde pueda crecer profesionalmente.

I am looking for an environment where I can grow professionally.

mensaje

[meh-sa-heh]

message

A piece of information or request left for someone who is not present.

Example

Mandé un mensaje a mi amigo.

I sent a message to my friend.

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