How to Say ‘I'll send them to you’ in Italian
Te le mando
teh leh MAHN-doh
[teh leh MAHN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian puts "to you" and "them" before the verb, in that order: te + le + mando. Another example is te lo dico "I'll tell it to you".
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
you
The stressed form of 'you' used after prepositions like 'con.'
Parlare con te è stato utile, e te indica la persona coinvolta.
Speaking with you was useful, and 'you' indicates the person involved.
le
[leh]
them
Feminine plural object pronoun; after 'te' it refers to feminine plural things.
Le slide? Le ho già.
The slides? I already have them.
mando
[MAHN-doh]
I send
First person present of 'mandare' (to send).
Mando una lettera a mia madre.
I send a letter to my mother.
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