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How to Say ‘I'll help you’ in Spain Spanish

Yo te ayudo

yo teh ah-YOO-doh

[yo teh ah-YOO-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for a promise about the near future, so te ayudo already means "I'll help you".

Phrase Breakdown

[yo]

Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself.

Example

Yo soy el que hablo.

I am the one speaking.

[teh]

you (object)

Direct object pronoun for informal 'you'.

Example

Te vi en el hospital.

I saw you at the hospital.

ayudo

[ah-YOO-doh]

I help

'Yo' form of 'ayudar' (to help), present tense.

Example

Siempre ayudo a mis compañeros.

I always help my colleagues.

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