tu form command

Question

how do you say the tú form command "read it to me"?

Answer 1

http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/leer

tú is lee not lea

That would only work if you were saying something like, "you read a lot." She wants to know the command form "read it to me." That is léamelo - Tortox, Apr 19, 2012

Imperative Imperative - lee lea leamos leed lean - warrenmarshall, Apr 19, 2012

this is correct, léemelo is the tú command form - unMica, Apr 19, 2012

Thanks unmica - warrenmarshall, Apr 19, 2012

you're welcome, good work! - unMica, Apr 19, 2012

Yes, it would be "Léemelo" for a "tú" command. Good job :o) - Goldie_Miel, Apr 19, 2012

Oh, whoops you're so right. I wasnt even thinking that day. lol - Tortox, Apr 22, 2012

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure (lee) is the informal/familiar (tú) command and (lea) is formal

leémelo otra vez bro

Take the second person and subtract the -s = (informal) Take the first person, subtract the -o and add (-a) for -er -ir ...or (-e) for -ar = formal

sigue (informal/familiar/tú form) while siga (formal)

http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/informcomm1.htm

Answer 3

Yes, but you need an accent on the second one... Léemelo

Answer 4

Pretty sure it's- "lea me lo" or "leamelo"

Answer 5

I agree with the answer you have already been given, léamelo made with with 'lea' read, 'me' to me, 'lo' it.

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