How to Say “Please Check Again” in Spanish

por favor, comprueba de nuevo
In Spanish, please check again is por favor, comprueba de nuevo.
This phrase is used as a polite request for someone to verify information or look at something a second time to ensure accuracy.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of por favor (please), comprueba (check/verify) and de nuevo (again/anew).

Which one should you use?

Additionally, the phrase de nuevo can be substituted with otra vez without changing the meaning.

How does it change in a sentence?

Using the form compruebe instead of comprueba makes the request formal or polite when addressing someone as usted.

Did you know?

  • While comprobar means 'to check', it shares a root with the word prueba, meaning 'test' or 'proof'. Asking someone to comprueba is literally asking them to provide evidence that something is correct.
  • While de nuevo and otra vez both mean 'again', de nuevo often suggests starting a process from the beginning, whereas otra vez can imply a repetitive or annoying cycle.
  • In very formal Spanish business settings, instead of comprueba, people often use verifique to sound more professional and precise.

Examples in context

  • Disculpe, ¿podría revisar otra vez, por favor?
    Excuse me, could you please check again?
  • Le ruego que verifique nuevamente la información.
    I kindly request you to double-check the information.
  • Oye, ¿puedes echarle un vistazo otra vez?
    Hey, can you take another look?
  • ¿Podrías revisar nuevamente, por favor?
    Could you please check again?
  • No estoy seguro de los datos, por favor, comprueba de nuevo.
    I am not sure about the data, please check again.
  • Por favor, comprueba de nuevo los datos.
    Please check the data again.
  • La lista parece incompleta, por favor, comprueba de nuevo.
    The list seems incomplete, please check again.
  • Por favor, comprueba de nuevo si la puerta está cerrada.
    Please check again if the door is closed.

Example conversation

Daniel and Lucía are reviewing a guest list for an event.

  1. Daniel

    Creo que falta un nombre en la lista.
    I think a name is missing from the list.
  2. Lucía

    No lo veo, Daniel. ¿Lo reviso otra vez?
    I don't see it, Daniel. Should I check it again?
  3. Daniel

    Sí, por favor, comprueba de nuevo con calma.
    Yes, please check again carefully.
  4. Lucía

    Tienes razón, aquí está el error.
    You are right, here is the error.
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