how to use "let" in spanish?
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what's the grammar rule for saying: let me go you go let him/her go let us go let them go
actually i am interested in learning "how to order" like "please, talk to me" or "close the door" thx!
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updated Oct 21, 2011
posted by freakme
Hi, and welcome to the forum. - Jeremias, Oct 21, 2011
Another grammar rule you may be interested in is proper capitalization and punctuation, it is mandatory on the forum. - Yeser007, Oct 21, 2011
True story! - freakme, Oct 21, 2011
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¡"¡Déjame (hacer algo)!" is commonly used to say "Let me (do something)."
"¡Háblame por favor!" would mean "Please, talk to me."
"Cierra la puerta!" = Shut the door.
These are all examples of the imperative form of the verb, in these cases the 3rd person informal command.
is one of many lessons you will find by googling "Spanish imperative."
updated Oct 21, 2011
edited by Jeremias
posted by Jeremias
muchas gracias! - freakme, Oct 21, 2011
Isn't that the 2nd person informal...? - pesta, Oct 21, 2011
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I think "¡Déja me ir!" would be good for "Let me go!"
You would change the "me" to the other pronouns for different persons/numbers.
"Hablame, por favor!" for "Talk to me!"
updated Oct 21, 2011
posted by tpender
Déjame (is one word) - pesta, Oct 21, 2011
Gracias a Pesta. - tpender, Oct 21, 2011
