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How to Say ‘We are going to keep you safe.’ in Spain Spanish

Vamos a mantenerle seguro.

BAH-mohs ah mahn-teh-NEHR-leh seh-GOO-roh

[BAH-mohs ah mahn-teh-NEHR-leh seh-GOO-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: Vamos a plus a verb means "we're going to", a simple way to talk about the near future. Use segura instead when speaking to a woman.

Phrase Breakdown

Vamos a mantenerle

BAH-mohs ah mahn-teh-NEHR-leh

We are going to keep you

'Ir a' + infinitive expresses the future. Say 'VA-mos a man-te-NER-le'.

Example

Vamos a mantenerle informado.

We are going to keep you informed.

Words in this phrase

Vamos

[BAH-mohs]

we go

First person plural form of the verb 'to go'.

Example

Mañana vamos al colegio.

Tomorrow we are going to school.

[ah]

A preposition used before an infinitive verb.

Example

Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.

He is willing to collaborate with the team.

mantenerle

[mahn-teh-NEHR-leh]

to keep you

Infinitive 'mantener' (to keep, maintain) plus the formal pronoun 'le' (you).

Example

Queremos mantenerle informado.

We want to keep you informed.

seguro.

seh-GOO-roh

safe.

Use 'segura' for a woman. Say 'se-GU-ro', with a soft 'g' and a tapped 'r'.

Example

Aquí está seguro.

You are safe here.

Words in this phrase

seguro

[seh-GOO-roh]

safe

Adjective meaning safe or secure; it can also mean sure, but here it describes being out of danger.

Example

Aquí está seguro.

You are safe here.

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