How to Say ‘He/she can come’ in Mexican Spanish
Puede venir
PWEH-deh beh-NEER
[PWEH-deh beh-NEER]
💬 Usage Tip: [Puede] can mean [he/she can], [you can] formal, or [it can] depending on context. Here it means [he/she can] because it refers to the plumber.
Phrase Breakdown
Puede
[PWEH-deh]
can / could / is able to
Polite third-person form of poder, often used for ability or possibility.
Puede venir el técnico esta tarde.
The technician can come this afternoon.
venir
[beh-NEER]
to come
An infinitive verb meaning to come or arrive.
Puede venir el plomero a las diez.
The plumber can come at ten o'clock.
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