How to Say ‘You let him go out’ in Spain Spanish
Le deja salir
leh DEH-hah sah-LEER
[leh DEH-hah sah-LEER]
💬 Usage Tip: dejar plus a basic verb means "let someone do something": le deja salir "you let him leave". Swap in another verb: le deja hablar "you let him speak".
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
to him/her
An indirect object pronoun referring to a third person.
Siempre le cuento chistes a mi hermano.
I always tell jokes to my brother.
deja
[DEH-hah]
let / allow
Formal 'you' form of 'dejar', here meaning to let someone do something.
¿Me deja pasar?
Will you let me through?
salir
[sah-LEER]
to go out
Verb meaning to leave or go out socially.
Quiero salir esta noche.
I want to go out tonight.
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