if i hold the door for someone, and say" dispues su usted" after you....is this correct? also would it be correct to add senoir, senora etc. after this expression? dispues su usted senora.
after you
markedens
September 22, 2007
Mauricio
September 25, 2007
Hello mark,
...almost... I think you want to say "Despues de usted" and yes, you can add señor, señora or señorita... this is a very polite way of saying after you.
In case you do this for someone you know or are friends with, you can use.. "pasa por favor"... while holding the door open for them.
I hope that helps.
Mauricio.
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