How to Say ‘Of course, I'll tell him.’ in Mexican Spanish
Claro, yo le digo.
KLAH-roh yoh leh DEE-goh
[KLAH-roh yoh leh DEE-goh]
Phrase Breakdown
Claro,
KLAH-roh
Sure,
'Claro' means 'of course'. Tap the 'r' lightly: KLA-ro.
Claro, con gusto.
Sure, gladly.
Words in this phrase
Claro
[KLAH-roh]
of course / sure
A friendly response showing willingness to help or answer a question.
Si preguntas sobre la cultura, respondo Claro.
If you ask about the culture, I respond of course.
yo le digo.
yoh leh DEE-goh
I'll tell him.
'Le' is the indirect object, meaning 'to him'. The 'g' in 'digo' is soft.
Mañana le digo.
I'll tell him tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
yo
[yoh]
I
The speaker or writer referring to themselves.
Yo prefiero el té al café.
I prefer tea over coffee.
le
[leh]
To him/her
'Le' is an indirect object pronoun referring to a third person singular.
Le he entregado el paquete.
I have delivered the package to him/her.
digo
[DEE-goh]
I tell / I say
First-person present of 'decir'.
Le digo mañana.
I'll tell him tomorrow.
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