How to Say ‘I'll hold it for you until Monday.’ in Spain Spanish
Se la guardo hasta el lunes.
seh lah GWAR-doh AHS-tah ehl LOO-nes
[seh lah GWAR-doh AHS-tah ehl LOO-nes]
Phrase Breakdown
Se la guardo
seh lah GWAR-doh
I'll hold it for you
A double object pronoun: se (for you) + la (it).
Si quiere, se la guardo.
If you like, I'll hold it for you.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
to you (formal)
Replaces 'le' before 'lo'; indirect object meaning 'to you'.
Se lo explico ahora.
I'll explain it to you now.
la
[lah]
it (her)
Direct object pronoun referring to a feminine noun, here something like 'la mesa' or 'la reserva'.
La reserva, la confirmo mañana.
The reservation, I'll confirm it tomorrow.
guardo
[GWAR-doh]
I hold / I keep
First person singular present of 'guardar', to keep or save something for someone.
Le guardo la sala privada.
I'll hold the private room for you.
hasta el lunes.
AHS-tah ehl LOO-nes
until Monday.
Silent h. Let your voice fall at the end of the statement.
Estoy fuera hasta el lunes.
I'm away until Monday.
Words in this phrase
hasta
[AHS-tah]
until
Preposition marking a time limit.
Estamos abiertos hasta las doce.
We are open until twelve.
el
[ehl]
the
A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.
The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.
lunes
[LOO-nes]
Monday
First day of the week in Spain; days aren't capitalised in Spanish.
El lunes trabajo.
On Monday I work.
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