voy a darle de comer ahora

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phrase

A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g. usted).

(formal)

(second person singular)

a. I'm going to feed you now

Señor Lucas, voy a darle de comer ahora. Recuerde que tiene que masticar la comida lentamente.Lucas, I'm going to feed you now. Remember that you have to chew the food slowly.

2. (third person singular)

a. I'm going to feed him now (masculine)

Valeria, el bebé está llorando. - Tiene hambres. Voy a darle de comer ahora.Valeria, the baby is crying. - He's hungry. I'm going to feed him now.

b. I'm going to feed her now (feminine)

Lola está pidiendo galletas. - No le des galletas. Voy a darle de comer ahora.Loca is asking for cookies. - Don't give her cookies. I'm going to feed her now.

c. I'm going to feed it now

¿El perro ya comió? - No. Voy a darle de comer ahora.Did the dog eat already? - No. I'm going to feed it now.

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