meaning of "darle"
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does the word "darle" come from "dar", meaning to give? I can't find it in the conjugation tables
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updated Aug 22, 2011
posted by tyhall
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"le" is the indirect object that is connected to the verb, ie: Hay que darle de comer ...... You should give him/her/it [something] to eat.
updated Aug 22, 2011
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
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"Dar" is just the infinitive 
"le" is an indirect object pronoun meaning "to him/her/it"
"Darle" means "to give somebody" but it hasn't yet been specified what is being given!
updated Aug 22, 2011
edited by Austin67427
posted by Austin67427
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give it
dar = to give
le = refering to what you are giving (it)
Also you will not find it on a conjunction table because Dar is not conjegated. To say give it as a command you might say
dele or "darselo"
updated Aug 22, 2011
edited by toothpastechica
posted by toothpastechica
Darle = "to give to him/her/it". no? - Jeremias, Aug 22, 2011
'Le' is the indirect object, it refers to whom you're giving the direct object (lo) - SpanishPal, Aug 22, 2011
