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What else can I help you with?
Kon si machli samandar main nahi thehr sakti?
bejaan machli.
What is 'Help me do' in Spanish?
Ayúdame [or Ayúdeme] a hacer... is a Spanish equivalent of 'Help me do...' The imperatives 'ayuda' and 'ayude' respectively mean '[informal singular you] help' and '[formal singular you] help'. The preposition 'a' means 'to'. The infinitive 'hacer'means 'to do, to make'. All together, they're pronounced 'ah-YOO-thah*-meh ah ah-sehr'.**That's what's said to one person. If 'you' really is 'you all', then the verb forms become 'ayudad' and 'ayuden'. The formal plural 'ayudad' is used more in Spain than Latin America. It's pronounced 'ah-YOO-tha'. The informal plural 'ayuden' is pronounced 'ah-YOO-thehn'.The informal forms are used with a person or persons that the speaker considers part of his/her close circle of family, friends and peers. The informal forms are used when the speaker doesn't consider a person or persons part of his/her close familial and friendly circle. They also are used with a person or persons senior in age or position, and with a stranger or strangers.*The pronunciation of 'ayude' is 'ah-YOO-theh'.**In parts of Spain, 'hacer' is pronounced 'ah-thehr'.
