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In Spanish, "get" is commonly translated as "obtener" or "conseguir," depending on the context, while "give" is translated as "dar." For instance, you would say "obtener un libro" for "get a book" and "dar un regalo" for "give a gift." The meanings can vary based on usage, so it's important to consider the context.
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How do you say the word give me in Spanish?
"To give" in Spanish is "dar". "Give to me" would be "darme".
How do you say give in Spanish?
Dando - from the verb Dar -to give
How do you say give it to him in Spanish?
darle a él
How do you say give it back to him in spanish?
Devuelvaselo
How do you say 'give me a kiss' in Spanish?
Dame un beso would be the best way to say "Give me a kiss" in Spanish.
Why do the Spanish and English give different dates about the Spanish armada invasion?
The English say the date that they left but the Spanish say the date of the first attack.
How do you say give me a chance in spanish?
Dame una oportunidad.
How do you say give me a second in spanish?
Dame un segundo
How do you say i will give them kisses in spanish?
Los dare besos.
How do you say in everything give thanks in spanish?
Gracias = Thanks
How do you say this concludes in spanish?
Give me the whole sentence. Concludes is concluye and this is eso/esto but it's not that simple in Spanish so give me the whole sentence.
How do you say See you from in spanish?
Give a better and more complete context.
