le manda

sends him/her; tells him/her to

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phrase Uncommon #12,570
sends him/her; tells him/her to Le can refer to him, her, or you formally. Depending on context, mandar can mean “to send” or “to order.”
SP: Le manda un mensaje cada mañana.
EN: He sends her a message every morning.

Le manda saludos a tu mamá.

He sends his regards to your mom.

— Nueve reinas (2000)

La señora le manda esta nota.

The lady sends him this note.

— Kiki: Entregas a Domicilio (1989)

El teniente parecía un caballero, ¿quién le manda meterse en ese lío?

The lieutenant seemed like a gentleman—who told him to get himself into that mess?

— Malena (2000)

Pan Am le manda un cheque cada mes?

Does Pan Am send him a check every month?

— Atrápame si puedes (2002)

Y hacer, hace lo que uno le manda.

And as for doing things, he does whatever you tell him to.

— La strada (1954)

Discute todo lo que se le manda.

He argues about everything he’s told to do.

Le manda hacer mil cosas.

He orders her to do a thousand things.

— Suspiria: Alarido (1977)

Y a Raúl ¿quién le manda hacer caballos?

And who told Raúl to make horses?

Doña Graça, Ébano le manda esto.

Doña Graça, Ebano sends you this.

— Carandiru (2003)

Le manda recuerdos.

He/She sends his/her regards.

— La Nuit américaine (1973)

Tom guarda todas las cartas que su madre le manda.

Tom keeps all the letters his mother sends him.