How to Say ‘I sent it to the director’ in Mexican Spanish
Se lo mandé al director
seh loh mahn-DEH ahl dee-rek-TOR
[seh loh mahn-DEH ahl dee-rek-TOR]
💬 Usage Tip: se here stands in for le "to him", because Spanish never puts le right before lo. So "I sent it to him" is se lo mandé.
Phrase Breakdown
Se lo mandé
seh loh mahn-DEH
I sent it to him
'Se' replaces 'le' (to him) when it comes before 'lo' (it). Say it smoothly as one unit: se-lo-man-DÉ, with the stress on the last syllable.
Se lo mandé por correo.
I sent it to him by email.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
to him / to her
Replaces 'le' before 'lo/la' as an indirect object pronoun.
Se lo di a mi jefa.
I gave it to my boss.
lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to a situation, route, or matter already mentioned.
Lo llevo bien aunque haya tráfico.
I'm handling it well even though there is traffic.
mandé
[mahn-DEH]
I sent
Past tense, first person, of 'mandar' (to send).
Le mandé un correo al cliente.
I sent the client an email.
al director
ahl dee-rek-TOR
to the director
'Al' is 'a + el' (to the). Tap the 'r' in 'director' once and stress the last syllable: di-rec-TOR.
Llamé al director.
I called the director.
Words in this phrase
al
[ahl]
to the
Contraction of a + el, commonly used before masculine singular nouns like evento.
Llegué Al evento temprano para hacer contactos.
I arrived at the event early to network.
director
[dee-rek-TOR]
director
Head of a department or company.
El director llega a las nueve.
The director arrives at nine.
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