How to Say ‘Go ahead.’ in Spain Spanish
Usted dirá.
oos-TED dee-RAH
[oos-TED dee-RAH]
💬 Usage Tip: Word for word this is "you will say", but it works as "go ahead, I'm listening". The polite usted makes it something staff say to customers.
Phrase Breakdown
Usted
[oos-TED]
you (formal)
Formal singular 'you', used with strangers and customers.
¿Usted quiere mesa para dos?
Do you want a table for two?
dirá
[dee-RAH]
will say
Future of 'decir'; 'Usted dirá' means 'Go ahead, tell me'.
Dígame, usted dirá qué necesita.
Tell me, go ahead with what you need.
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