How to Say ‘I'll drop you at the door’ in Spain Spanish
Le dejo en la puerta
leh DEH-hoh en lah pwehr-tah
[leh DEH-hoh en lah pwehr-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: le is the polite "you" here, matching usted. Spanish uses the present tense for something you're about to do: dejo means "I'll drop".
Phrase Breakdown
Le dejo
leh DEH-hoh
I'll drop you off
'Le' is the polite 'you'. 'Dejo' means 'I leave' or 'I drop off'. The 'j' is a throaty sound, like a strong 'h'.
Le dejo aquí.
I'll drop you off here.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
you / to you
Indirect object pronoun used formally for 'you' in polite speech.
Le esperamos a las ocho en punto.
We are expecting you at eight o'clock sharp.
dejo
[DEH-hoh]
I drop off / I leave
First person of 'dejar', here meaning to drop someone off.
Te dejo en casa.
I'll drop you at home.
en la puerta
en lah pwehr-tah
at the door
This says where you'll be dropped off. Say PWER-ta.
Estoy en la puerta.
I'm at the door.
Words in this phrase
en
[en]
in; at
A preposition used to place something in a context, time, or location.
En este evento, hablo con varias empresas.
At this event, I speak with several companies.
la
[lah]
the
A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.
The people in that company seem kind.
puerta
[pwehr-tah]
door
An entry to a building or room.
En la puerta de la casa había un cartel.
There was a sign on the house's door.
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