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a mi abuelo

to my grandfather

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phrase Uncommon #14,900
to my grandfather Often used to indicate that something affects, pleases, or belongs to the speaker's grandfather. With some verbs, it can simply mean “my grandfather,” as in satisfacer a mi abuelo.
SP: A mi abuelo le encantan las historias antiguas.
EN: My grandfather loves old stories.

A mi abuelo le gusta dar un paseo por la mañana temprano.

My grandfather likes to take a walk early in the morning.

A mi abuelo le encanta leer.

My grandfather loves to read.

A mi abuelo le gusta mucho leer.

My grandfather really likes to read.

Es muy difícil satisfacer a mi abuelo.

It's very difficult to please my grandfather.

A mi abuelo le gusta andar.

My grandfather likes to walk.

Es muy difícil complacer a mi abuelo.

It's very difficult to please my grandfather.

A mi abuelo le dan miedo los perros.

My grandfather is afraid of dogs.

A mi abuelo le gusta dar un paseo por la mañana.

My grandfather likes to take a walk in the morning.

Estoy cuidando a mi abuelo.

I'm taking care of my grandfather.

Voy a llevárselo a mi abuelo.

I'm going to take it to my grandfather.

— Queen (2014)

A mi abuelo le encanta pescar.

My grandfather loves to fish.

A mi abuelo lo mataron en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

My grandfather was killed in World War II.

Yo cuido a mi abuelo.

I take care of my grandfather.

Estoy ayudando a mi abuelo.

I am helping my grandfather.