Ok I will tell them
Ok I will tell them
4 Answers
Feliz asks me about "the bit to 'them'". I could have written "Se lo diré a ellos". That would have given "them"more enphasis. "Se" is "them", the indirect object pronoun.
"Lo diré"= "I will say it."
"Se lo diré"=I will say it to him/her/it.
"Le diré eso de la feria="I will tell him/her/it about the fair. "Le sigue being the indirect object pronoun.
I am certain that "Se lo diré" is correct. I am not certain that "Le diré" is incorrect. Languages are living things and they evolve.
OK, les diré.
Hello David,
Welcome to our Spanishdict community forum 
You wrote:
Ok I will tell them
Please write a proper question next time you want to ask something in our forum! I will give you an example how to do this: How do you say, okay, I will tell them!
Jtaniel is correct in using Ok which is common. You can also say any of these others options below which are also correct and commonly used and you will be understood!:
1.Vale, se lo diré a ellos (España)
2.De acuerdo, se lo diré a ellos
3.Bueno, se lo diré a ellos
These other 3 examples that use the future imdicative which should be used for actions that will happen at some unspecified time in the future!
Spanish is a very flexible language which usually allows for many ways to say the same thing /to express the same idea using different words! 
I hope this helps
Corrijan mi español si es necesario, por favor
¿Qué vas a decirles, David?
Creo que la frase debe ser, "Está bien. Se lo diré." "I will tell IT to them." In English the "IT" is understood. I don't believe this is so in correct Spanish, although one may hear or read it upon occasion.
