Phrase · 🕵️ Speculating about the past
Quizás no le haya llegado el correo; se lo reenvío.
Maybe she didn't get the email; I'll send it to her again.
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Why every word is where it is
Quizás1adverbmaybenoadverbnotleobject pronoun(to) herél · 3rd sing. · indirect objecthaya1verbhashaber · subjunctive · present · 3rd sing.llegado1verbarrivedllegar · participle · past · masc. · sing.eldeterminerthemasc. · sing. · definitecorreonounemailmasc. · sing.;se2object pronoun(to) her3rd · indirect objectlo2object pronounitél · 3rd sing. · direct objectreenvío2verbI resendreenviar · present · 1st sing..
- Quizás → haya: mood
- llegado → le: iobj
- correo → haya: agree
- reenvío → lo: obj
- reenvío → se: iobj
Word for word: “Maybe the email hasn't reached her; I resend it to her.”
Why it's built this way
The notes match the numbers above.
- 1Quizás + subjunctive (haya llegado) makes the guess more doubtful; with the indicative (no le llegó) it sounds more likely. Present perfect subjunctive →
- 2se lo reenvío: le + lo becomes se lo. The present announces an on-the-spot decision (= I'll resend it). Double object pronouns (se lo) and clitic placement →
Variations
- Quizás no le haya llegado el correo; se lo vuelvo a mandar.
- Quizás no le llegó el correo; se lo reenvío.