How to Say ‘I'll pass them on’ in Spain Spanish
Se los doy
seh lohs doy
[seh lohs doy]
💬 Usage Tip: When "to them" les meets "them" los, les changes to se; les los is never said. Same pattern with one item: se lo doy "I'll give it to him/her".
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[seh]
to them
Replaces 'les' (to them) when followed by 'lo', 'la', 'los' or 'las'.
Se lo digo mañana.
I'll tell them tomorrow.
los
[lohs]
them
Direct object pronoun for masculine plural things or people, placed before the verb.
Los cafés están listos, ahora los traigo.
The coffees are ready, I'll bring them now.
doy
[doy]
I give
First-person present of 'dar'.
Te doy mi número.
I give you my number.
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