The meaning of 'Dimelo'
I heard it in an Enrique Iglesias song.
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Di (say)-me(me)-lo (it)
Say it to me.
Learned that in class :D
Di (say)-me(me)-lo (it)
Almost...
The pronoun "me" is an indirect object pronoun and takes on the meaning "to me" or "for me." Which is why you have "Say it to me" rather than "Say it me"
Under the conjugation section, there is no 'dimelo'. Can anyone help?
Thanks Heidita.....I've found it. ![]()
It means "say it to me" di - say (Imperativo) me - to me lo - it (masculine)
Seb, I said: decir.
Once you find it, you add the pronouns. of course, it would be much easier and shorter to tell you, but that would not help you![]()
HI seb, look at the conjugation of decir.![]()