how do you say 'give it to me'

Question

I'm guessing damelo, but I'm not sure.

you are correct - icanrideawave, Apr 13, 2010

Answer 1

dame lo

thx! - chica_rica, Apr 13, 2010

"dámelo", Icanrideawave. Please remember "a" has accent and there is no space :) - Fidalgo, Apr 13, 2010

Answer 2

Dámelo if referring to a masculine noun.

Dámela if referring to a feminine noun.

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Also there are indirect commands-

(Quiero) Que me des... and then whatever you are referring to.

That you give me... (I want you to give me... or Give me...)

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For example, if your little brother or sister took your car key you could say, "dámela". and if they say no, you could respond, " que me des la llave."

Or in the same situation... dáme la llave... que me la des.

Perfect! - Fidalgo, Apr 13, 2010

Note that these are all informal. - NikkiLR, Apr 13, 2010

Answer 3

In the tú or informal It doesn't have an accent on the 'a'.

In the informal tú it should be: Dame lo (masucline) Dame la (femenine)

In the formal usted it should be: Deme lo (masucline) Deme la (femenine)

In the plural usted, ellos, ellas it should be: Denme lo (masucline) Denme la (femenine)

Démela, démelo, dénmela, and dénmelo. :) Cannot forget accent marks. - NikkiLR, Apr 13, 2010

3rd person plural den - my verb book 501 Spanish Verbs does not give an accent for den - caza, Apr 13, 2010

The accent becomes necessary when the pronouns are attached. - samdie, Apr 13, 2010

Yes - I forgot about that - another learning point, thanks. - caza, Apr 14, 2010