How to Say ‘Will you let me have it?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Me lo dejas?
meh loh DEH-hahs
[meh loh DEH-hahs]
💬 Usage Tip: When two of these little words come together, me goes before lo: me lo dejas. The same order gives te lo doy "I'll give it to you".
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me'; used in expressions about feelings.
Me gusta compartir tiempo con la familia.
I like spending time with family.
lo
[loh]
him/it (direct object pronoun)
Direct object pronoun; in context it can refer to Jesús (him) or an idea (it).
A Jesús, lo vemos como alguien que enseña a amar al prójimo.
We see Jesus as someone who teaches us to love our neighbor.
dejas
[DEH-hahs]
you lend / you let (me have)
'You' form of 'dejar', to leave or lend.
¿Me dejas tu boli?
Will you lend me your pen?
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