How to Say ‘To swap those dishes for her’ in Spain Spanish
Cambiarle esos platos
kam-BYAR-leh EH-sohs PLAH-tohs
[kam-BYAR-leh EH-sohs PLAH-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: The le attached to the end of cambiar means "for her" (or "for him/you"). Spanish often sticks these little words straight onto the verb.
Phrase Breakdown
Cambiarle
[kam-BYAR-leh]
to change for her/him
Infinitive 'cambiar' plus 'le' (for her/him/you).
¿Puede cambiarle el postre?
Can you change the dessert for her?
esos
[EH-sohs]
those
Masculine plural demonstrative pointing to things already mentioned or near the listener.
Esos postres llevan gluten.
Those desserts contain gluten.
platos
[PLAH-tohs]
dishes
Plural of 'plato', a dish or course of food.
Los platos están muy ricos.
The dishes are very tasty.
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