How to Say ‘Can I try it on?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Puedo probármelo?
PWEH-doh proh-BAR-meh-loh
[PWEH-doh proh-BAR-meh-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Probármelo] packs in three parts: [probar] + [me] + [lo], literally [try it on for myself]. That stack of little words is very common in Spanish: [¿Puede dármelo?] = [Can you give it to me?]
Phrase Breakdown
Puedo
[PWEH-doh]
can I
First person singular of poder, used to ask permission politely.
¿Puedo entrar ahora?
Can I come in now?
probármelo
[proh-BAR-meh-loh]
try it on
Verb form meaning to try something on yourself, often clothes or accessories.
Quiero probármelo antes de comprarlo.
I want to try it on before buying it.
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