How to Say ‘I'll tell the team today.’ in Mexican Spanish
Se lo digo al equipo hoy.
seh loh DEE-goh ahl eh-KEE-poh oy
[seh loh DEE-goh ahl eh-KEE-poh oy]
💬 Usage Tip: a plus el always merges into al: al equipo, al jefe "to the boss".
Phrase Breakdown
Se lo digo
seh loh DEE-goh
I'll tell it
'Se lo' means 'it, to them'.
Se lo digo mañana.
I'll tell them tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
to them
Replaces 'les' before 'lo'; here it refers to the team.
Se lo explico a ellos.
I explain it to them.
lo
[loh]
It
Direct object pronoun for an object or a situation.
Lo vi ayer.
I saw it yesterday.
digo
[DEE-goh]
I tell / I say
First-person present of 'decir'.
Le digo mañana.
I'll tell him tomorrow.
al equipo hoy.
ahl eh-KEE-poh oy
to the team today.
'Al' is 'a' plus 'el'. Stress 'QUI' in 'equipo'.
Llamo al equipo hoy.
I'll call the team today.
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.
equipo
[eh-KEE-poh]
team
A group of people working together.
Un «equipo» fuerte colabora bien.
A strong “team” collaborates well.
hoy
[oy]
Today
The current day.
Hoy voy al mercado.
Today I'm going to the market.
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