How to Say ‘Bring it close’ in Spain Spanish
Acércala
ah-THER-kah-lah
[ah-THER-kah-lah]
💬 Usage Tip: When telling someone to do something, words like la "it" attach to the end of the verb. Here la means la tarjeta; for something masculine it would be acércalo.
Phrase Breakdown
Acércala
[ah-THER-kah-lah]
bring it close
Command of 'acercar' plus 'la' (it); e.g. hold the card near the reader.
Acércala al datáfono.
Bring it close to the card reader.
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