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I am having trouble with a sentance.

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hola, I am reading El almohadon de plumas and I have to analyze it. I am having trouble with completely understanding the last part of this sentance. "El, por su parte, la amaba profundamente, sin darlo a conocer. Is the last part saying with out letting her know, thats just a guess. Can someone help me out

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updated Oct 6, 2008
posted by steve2

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Thanks for keeping me straight, Lazarus.
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updated Oct 6, 2008
posted by CalvoViejo
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thanks, that makes a lot of sense

updated Oct 6, 2008
posted by steve2
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The expression is "dar (algo) a conocer", and it means "to announce", "to make someone know something".

P.S. It is "sentence", not "sentance".

updated Oct 6, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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No, but that's a good guess. It actually means he loved her deeply without realizing it. The key here is the word darlo.
Darse cuenta
or
Darse conocer
means to informe one's self, or, as we would say in English, to become aware of something.

updated Oct 6, 2008
posted by CalvoViejo