How to Say ‘I'll prescribe you something’ in Spain Spanish
Le receto algo
leh reh-SEH-toh AHL-goh
[leh reh-SEH-toh AHL-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: le here means "to you" in the polite form. Spanish uses the present receto for something about to happen right now, where English says "I'll".
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
(to) you (formal)
Indirect object pronoun for 'usted', polite address.
¿Le traigo la carta?
Shall I bring you the menu?
receto
[reh-SEH-toh]
I prescribe
Present tense of 'recetar' (to prescribe), for yo.
Le receto antibióticos.
I'm prescribing you antibiotics.
algo
[AHL-goh]
something, anything
Indefinite pronoun; in questions often 'anything'.
¿Tienen algo para hoy?
Do you have anything for today?
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