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How to Say ‘I'll send you the details’ in Spain Spanish

Le paso los datos

leh PAH-soh lohs DAH-tohs

[leh PAH-soh lohs DAH-tohs]

💬 Usage Tip: pasar here means "to send" or "to give", not "to pass". It's very common for handing over information: te paso el número "I'll send you the number".

Phrase Breakdown

Le paso

leh PAH-soh

I'll send you

Formal 'le' = to you. 'Pasar' is used colloquially for 'send' or 'give'.

Example

Le paso con mi compañero.

I'll put you through to my colleague.

Words in this phrase

Le

[leh]

to you (formal)

Indirect object pronoun for 'usted'.

Example

Le envío la factura.

I'll send you the invoice.

paso

[PAH-soh]

I pass / send

From 'pasar'; colloquially, to send or give information.

Example

Te paso mi número.

I'll send you my number.

los datos

lohs DAH-tohs

the details

'Datos' here means the payment or account details. The t is soft: DA-tos.

Example

Necesito los datos bancarios.

I need the bank details.

Words in this phrase

los

[lohs]

the

Definite article used with masculine plural nouns.

Example

Los valores de la empresa son muy claros.

The company's values are very clear.

datos

[DAH-tohs]

details / data

Plural masculine noun for information or personal details.

Example

Escriba sus datos aquí.

Write your details here.

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