Phrase · 😤 Complaints and problems
Vamos a revisar su caso y le avisamos mañana.
We’ll look into your case and let you know tomorrow.
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Why every word is where it is
Vamos1verbwe’re goingir · present · 1st pl.a1prepositiontorevisar2verbcheck, look intoinfinitivesu3determineryour (usted)3rd sing.casonouncasemasc. · sing.yconjunctionandle3object pronoun(to) you (usted)3rd sing. · indirect objectavisamos4verbwe’ll let knowavisar · present · 1st pl.mañanaadverbtomorrow.
- Vamos → revisar: ir a + infinitive
- su → caso: possessive + noun
- le → avisamos: le → indirect object
- avisamos → mañana: avisar + time
Why it's built this way
The notes match the numbers above.
- 1vamos a + infinitive = we’re going to: a promise about the next step. Ir a + infinitive: plans and predictions →
- 2revisar = to check, look into (not only “revise”).
- 3su and le address the customer as usted. Indirect object pronouns and doubling →
- 4The present avisamos works as a near future in promises. Present tense: spelling-change verbs and other uses of the present →
Variations
- Vamos a revisar tu caso y te avisamos mañana.
- Revisamos su caso y mañana le avisamos.