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I give you = Le doy?
To say 'I give you (formal)', you say 'Le doy', right?
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on 21:33, 06/09/2008 - 98 views
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I give you......TE DOY ( A TI TE DOY UN REGALO)
I give you (formal):........LE DOY (A USTED LE DOY UN REGALO)
I give him......LE DOY........(A ÉL LE DOY UN REGALO)
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mike1988
Maybe te doy
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Paco
Yo diría: I give you: Te doy
I give him: Le doy.
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h. r a q u e l
it depends le doy is more formal te doy is for friends
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Paco
Sin duda es como dicen Raquel y Sariel, aunque está más completa la respuesta de Sariel. Le doy es la traducción cuando hay tratamiento de cortesía, cuando tratamos de usted a la persona. En el otro caso se tutea. Gracias.
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