How to Say ‘That you give me’ in Spain Spanish
Que me da
KEH me DAH
[KEH me DAH]
💬 Usage Tip: In [me da una caries], [me] means "to me," so the idea is "it gives me a cavity." Spanish uses this pattern a lot with effects on someone: [me da miedo], [me da hambre].
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[KEH]
That
Used to identify a specific thing or concept.
Ese es el libro que quiero.
That is the book I want.
me
[me]
me
Referring to the speaker.
Este regalo es para mí.
This gift is for me.
da
[DAH]
gives
To provide or supply.
Él me da un consejo.
He gives me advice.
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