How to Say ‘Look after that knee for me’ in Spain Spanish
Cuídame esa rodilla
KWEE-dah-meh EH-sah roh-DEE-yah
[KWEE-dah-meh EH-sah roh-DEE-yah]
💬 Usage Tip: The me on the end of cuida adds "for me", which shows the speaker cares personally. You'll hear it in other affectionate orders like cómetelo todo "eat it all up".
Phrase Breakdown
Cuídame
[KWEE-dah-meh]
look after (for me)
Command of 'cuidar' plus 'me', an affectionate way of saying 'take care of it for my sake'.
Cuídame bien a los niños.
Look after the kids well for me.
esa
[EH-sah]
that
Feminine demonstrative referring to a previously mentioned hour.
Esa hora nos viene muy bien para cenar.
That time suits us very well for dinner.
rodilla
[roh-DEE-yah]
knee
Feminine noun for the joint in the middle of the leg.
Tengo la rodilla hinchada.
My knee is swollen.
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