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How to Say ‘Of course, I'll give it to her.’ in Spain Spanish

Claro, se lo doy.

KLAH-roh seh loh doy

[KLAH-roh seh loh doy]

💬 Usage Tip: "It to her" would be le lo, but Spanish never puts those two together, so le turns into se: se lo doy. Same with se lo digo "I'll tell him."

Phrase Breakdown

Claro,

KLAH-roh

Of course,

'Claro' is a very common way to agree. It means 'sure' or 'of course'. Tap the 'r' lightly: CLA-ro.

Example

¿Vienes? Claro.

Are you coming? Of course.

Words in this phrase

Claro

[KLAH-roh]

of course

A natural response meaning of course, sure, or certainly.

Example

Claro, ahora te pongo el café.

Of course, I'll get your coffee now.

se lo doy.

seh loh doy

I'll give it to her.

'Se' replaces 'le' (to her) before 'lo' (it, meaning the kiss). 'Doy' means 'I give'. Say all three words in one breath.

Example

Si quieres el libro, te lo doy.

If you want the book, I'll give it to you.

Words in this phrase

[seh]

to her/him

Replaces 'le' before 'lo'; indirect object meaning to him/her.

Example

Se lo digo mañana.

I'll tell him tomorrow.

[loh]

him/it (direct object pronoun)

Direct object pronoun; in context it can refer to Jesús (him) or an idea (it).

Example

A Jesús, lo vemos como alguien que enseña a amar al prójimo.

We see Jesus as someone who teaches us to love our neighbor.

doy

[doy]

I give

First-person present of 'dar'.

Example

Te doy mi número.

I give you my number.

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