Phrase · 🗺️ Regional colloquial Spanish
No hay bronca, me lo devuelves mañana.
No problem, you can give it back to me tomorrow.
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Pourquoi chaque mot est à sa place
No1adverbenohay1verbethere'shaber · présent · 3e pers. sing.bronca1nomproblem (Mexico)fém. · sing.,me2pronom complémentto meyo · 1re pers. sing. · COIlo2pronom complémentitél · 3e pers. sing. · CODdevuelves3verbeyou give backdevolver · présent · 2e pers. sing.mañanaadverbetomorrow.
- No → bronca: no hay bronca: no problem
- me → devuelves: me: indirect object (to me)
- lo → devuelves: lo: the thing lent
Mot à mot : “There's no row, you give it back to me tomorrow.”
Pourquoi elle est construite ainsi
Les notes correspondent aux numéros ci-dessus.
- 1No hay bronca = no problem (Mexico). Careful: in Argentina bronca means anger (me da bronca = it makes me angry).
- 2Two pronouns: indirect me before direct lo, both before the verb: me lo devuelves. Double object pronouns (se lo) and clitic placement →
- 3Present for an arrangement: me lo devuelves mañana = you can give it back tomorrow. Present tense: spelling-change verbs and other uses of the present →
Variantes
- No hay problema, me lo devuelves mañana.
- No te preocupes, me lo regresas mañana.
- No pasa nada, me lo devuelves mañana.