How to Say ‘I give it to him / her / you.’ in Spain Spanish
Se lo doy.
seh loh doy
[seh loh doy]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish stacks short pronouns before the verb: [se lo doy] = "I give it to you/him/her." In this kind of phrase, [le lo] changes to [se lo], which is why you get [se], not [le].
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[seh]
to you / to him / to her (indirect object form here)
Se replaces le/les before lo/la/los/las in Spanish pronoun combinations.
Se lo mando al taxista en cuanto me da su teléfono.
I send it to the taxi driver as soon as he gives me his phone number.
lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun meaning it; here it refers to something like a number or the money.
Si me pide el justificante, lo enseño sin problema.
If he asks me for the receipt, I show it without a problem.
doy
[doy]
I give
First person singular of dar; used for giving information, money, or an object.
Le doy mi nombre completo si hace falta para el pago.
I give him my full name if needed for the payment.
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