How to Say ‘Of course, I'll email them to you this afternoon.’ in Spain Spanish
Claro, os las envío por correo esta tarde.
KLAH-roh ohs lahs en-BEE-oh por koh-RREH-oh eh-stah TAR-deh
[KLAH-roh ohs lahs en-BEE-oh por koh-RREH-oh eh-stah TAR-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for a promise about later today. os las envío works just like "I'll send them".
Phrase Breakdown
Claro, os las envío
KLAH-roh ohs lahs en-BEE-oh
Sure, I'll send them to you
'Claro' means 'of course'. Pause briefly after it, then say the pronouns with the verb.
Claro, os lo explico.
Sure, I'll explain it to you.
Words in this phrase
Claro
[KLAH-roh]
of course; sure; clearly
A very common Spanish word used to agree, confirm, or say something is obvious.
En una feria de empleo, respondo: «Claro, puedo compartir mi experiencia».
At a job fair, I reply: “Of course, I can share my experience.”
os
[ohs]
to you (plural)
Indirect object pronoun for 'vosotros', used in Spain.
Os traigo el café.
I'll bring you the coffee.
las
[lahs]
them
Feminine plural direct object pronoun.
Las tengo en el ordenador.
I have them on the computer.
envío
[en-BEE-oh]
I send
First person present of 'enviar', to send.
Te envío el archivo ahora.
I'll send you the file now.
por correo
por koh-RREH-oh
by email
'Correo' alone often means email. Roll the double 'rr': co-RRE-o.
Te lo mando por correo.
I'll send it to you by email.
Words in this phrase
por
[por]
by
Used to indicate the means or method.
Lograrlo por medio de esfuerzo.
Achieve it by means of effort.
correo
[koh-RREH-oh]
Short for 'correo electrónico'; also means mail.
Te escribo por correo.
I'll write to you by email.
esta tarde.
eh-stah TAR-deh
this afternoon.
'Tarde' means afternoon or evening. Tap the 'r' lightly: TAR-de.
Nos vemos esta tarde.
See you this afternoon.
Words in this phrase
esta
[eh-stah]
this
Used to describe something that is near the speaker or has been mentioned before.
Esta casa es muy bonita.
This house is very beautiful.
tarde
[TAR-deh]
afternoon
The part of the day after midday; often used in polite farewells.
Tras intercambiar contactos, digo Que tengas una buena tarde.
After exchanging contacts, I say have a good afternoon.
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