πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Έ How to say

β€œto give” in Spanish

dar
Illustration of "to give" in a Spanish cultural setting
A father hands a colorful book to his smiling daughter at the kitchen table, while morning sunlight streams through the window.

Usage note

Use 'dar' for giving objects, help, or even timeβ€”like giving a hug (dar un abrazo). It's a very common and versatile verb in daily conversations.

Examples

  • Mi mamΓ‘ me da el desayuno.

    My mom gives me breakfast.

  • Ella da un regalo a su amiga.

    She gives a gift to her friend.

  • Nos dan agua en el restaurante.

    They give us water at the restaurant.

Quick check

What does "dar" mean?

  • A. to give
  • B. to take
  • C. to get
  • D. to find

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