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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.

Example

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.

Example

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.

Example

Mañana le digo.

I'll tell him tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

yo

[yoh]

I

The speaker or writer referring to themselves.

Example

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.

Example

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'.

Example

Le digo mañana.

I'll tell him tomorrow.

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