Démelo (en. Give it to me)

/ˈde.me.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

An imposition made to receive something.

When you see me, just give it to me.

Cuando me veas, simplemente, démelo.

Requesting that a person deliver something that belongs to them.

If you have my book, give it to me now.

Si tienes mi libro, démelo ahora.

From the verb 'dar' with the indirect object pronoun 'me' and the imperative form 'démelo'.

give me everything

Hand over everything you possess.

démelo todo

please, give it to me now

An urgent request to receive something at this moment.

por favor, démelo ahora

can you give it to me?

Asking if someone can deliver something.

¿puedes dármelo?

give

To deliver something to someone.

dar

deliver

To hand over something to someone.

entregar

offer

To present something to someone for their consideration.

ofrecer

To ask for something in an informal way.

At the party, I told my friend 'give it to me' so he would pass me the drink.

En la fiesta, le dije a mi amigo 'démelo' para que me pasara la bebida.

Used in urgent situations.

If you're hungry, just tell me: 'give it to me' and I'll feed you.

Si tienes hambre, solo me dices: 'démelo' y te daré de comer.