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"you girl can have them"

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I would like to know how to say "You girls can have them"

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updated Mar 2, 2012
posted by AimsterASK
Welcome to the forum! :) - 00cdfbd9, Feb 27, 2012
Thank you everyone I moves to Nicaragua without knowing a lick of Spanish!!! This is a drem come true! I only wish people in the states could love and grow from what I am learning here. - AimsterASK, Feb 28, 2012
really bad tyoing sorry! - AimsterASK, Feb 28, 2012
Good luck in Nicaragua, it sounds very exciting! - annierats, Feb 28, 2012

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Chicas, podéis tenerlos.

I think that's the simplest solution. I'm only a learner but that will be understood, even if it is wrong.

updated Feb 28, 2012
posted by annierats
I love this because you are right everyone here is sooo loving and understanding!!!! - AimsterASK, Feb 28, 2012
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Have you tried the translation box in the upper right corner? That gives you three different choices. Welcome to SD!

updated Feb 28, 2012
posted by t1funnyface
I finally figured that out thank you!!! - AimsterASK, Feb 28, 2012
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It probably wouldnt make sense translating literally. You would have to say something like "Pueden tenerlos, señoritas" Meaning. You can have them, ladies.

updated Feb 27, 2012
posted by jttorbey72
Yes, polite and makes sense. - annierats, Feb 27, 2012
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I would assume that this grammar lesson is trying to get you to use "vosotras."

So, in that case, it would be "Chicas, vosotras podéis tenerlos"

If the things they can have are masculine, or a mix of masculine and feminine objects, the above is correct.

If the things they want are feminine, for example, cookies "las galletas", then you would say "Chicas, vosotras podéis tenerlas"

If you want to use Usted form, you would say "Chicas, pueden tenerlos (tenerlas)"

It depends on the context. The Usted form is used in South America, whereas vosotros/as is used in Spain and Mexico.

updated Mar 2, 2012
posted by missy8888
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It would be better if you give us the context. For example, if some girls are asking me for a couple of lollipops in my drawers, I would say. !Tómenlos, agárrenlos, cójanlos! Because of the context, I do not have to write or say any other word.

  • If I am pointing at 2 out of 10 girls, I would say, while pointing at them, usted y usted, !Tómenlos, agárrenlos, cójanlos!
updated Feb 27, 2012
posted by farallon7
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las niñas pueden tienes

updated Feb 27, 2012
posted by shakira-cute16
This is a little confused, shakira, it actually makes little sense. - annierats, Feb 27, 2012