Dale un poquito VS dame un poquito
Dale un poquito de ti a mi vida amorosa.
Dame un poquito de ti a mi vida amorosa.
I know Gekko and I have gotten into conversations regarding Dale and exactly that LE is referring to, (I know I could dig one up if I looked) but I guess "dale un poquito" is better, since it expands out with the a and appears to be the indirect objfect for "mi vida amorosa" (D.O.) If you didn't say "a mi vida amorosa" then I think dame would sound better.
Gracias.
My thought is to say:
Dame una cosita...... dale una poquita........a mi vida amorosa. It's a song.
Gracias.
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Dame una cosita...... dale una poquita........a mi vida amorosa works don't you think?
I don't know if you can say "una poquita" since "poco" is masculine. Perhaps colloquially? Other than that, I think the phrasing works fine. ![]()
The "le" in "dale" refers to the indirect object "mi vida amorosa". The "me" in "dame" refers to the indirect object "mí". You cannot have two indirect objects, so you either have:
1) Dale un poquito de ti a mi vida amorosa.
or
2) Dame (a mí) un poquito de ti.
OMG... for a beginner, reading this makes me want to change my mind about learning...ugh!
You need to follow jeezzle around, he asks some really cool questions, stuff that's hard to dig out of a book ![]()
OMG... for a beginner, reading this makes me want to change my mind about learning...ugh!