How do you say "He has not been provided with" in Mexican Spanish?

"He has not been provided with" in Mexican Spanish is "No se le ha facilitado". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "No se le ha facilitado" mean in English?

"No se le ha facilitado" means "He has not been provided with" in English.

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How to Say ‘He has not been provided with’ in Mexican Spanish

No se le ha facilitado

noh seh leh ah fa-see-lee-TAH-doh

[noh seh leh ah fa-see-lee-TAH-doh]

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Phrase Breakdown

[noh]

'No' is used for negation in Spanish, meaning not or no in English.

Example

No es posible realizarlo.

It is not possible to do it.

[seh]

'Se' is used as a reflexive pronoun, often used in passive constructions.

Example

Se lee fácilmente.

It is read easily.

[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.

[ah]

Has

'Ha' is the third person singular form of 'haber', used as an auxiliary verb.

Example

Ha pasado un mes.

A month has passed.

facilitado

[fa-see-lee-TAH-doh]

Facilitated

'Facilitado' is the past participle of 'facilitar', meaning to make easy or to provide.

Example

Se ha facilitado la información.

The information has been provided.

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