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verb form of lla/pedir Ella

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what is the verb form of lla/pedir Ella

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updated Aug 3, 2010
posted by ezittie

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"Lla" is Spanish text-speak for "ya." For example, from http://www.thesweetscience.com/boxing-article/7506/good-friends-collide-victor-ortiz-antonio-diaz/

'Then the reff ask Victor, "lla estubo?" meaning are you done?'

Lla estubo, in correct language, is "ya estuvo."

updated Aug 3, 2010
edited by Malenor
posted by Malenor
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Hello, and welcome to the forum. In the present indicative, one conjugates pedir in the third person singular (ella is one of these) as pide. In the future, you may be interested in our verb conjugation tool, here. Just type in a verb in the infinitive, and it will produce a chart with all the conjugations in pretty much all the tenses adn modes you could ever want.

updated Jul 22, 2010
posted by MacFadden
So, do you think "lla" is just a typo for "ella?" - --Mariana--, Jul 22, 2010
That's what I was thinking, and also because it says Ella at the end of the sentence, too. Just a guess, though. - MacFadden, Jul 22, 2010
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Hi and welcome to the forum.

I'm not sure that I understand your question.

"Ella" is a pronoun and means "She/Her."

"Pedir" is a verb that means "to ask for."

updated Jul 22, 2010
posted by --Mariana--