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le presté

I lent him/her

→ le
phrase Common #8,473
I lent him/her The indirect object pronoun le means to him or to her. Often used with a direct object like a book or pen.
SP: Le presté mi chaqueta ayer.
EN: I lent him my jacket yesterday.

Ella había olvidado su paraguas así que le presté el mío.

She had forgotten her umbrella so I lent her mine.

No le presté el teléfono a mi hijo.

I didn't lend my son the phone.

Le presté mi carro.

I lent him my car.

Le presté un CD.

I lent him a CD.

A Tom le presté el libro que me diste.

I lent Tom the book you gave me.

No le presté suficiente atención y por eso cometí tantos errores.

I didn't pay enough attention, and that's why I made so many mistakes.

Le presté a Tom mi sombrilla.

I lent Tom my umbrella.

Le presté mi cámara.

I lent him my camera.

No le presté atención.

I didn't pay attention to it.

Le presté mi abrigo a un amigo de mi hermano.

I lent my coat to a friend of my brother.

Le presté mi libro de francés a Tom.

I lent my French book to Tom.

No le presté mucha atención hasta que lo oí patinar.

I didn't pay much attention to it until I heard him skating.

— Impacto (1981)

La vaca que le presté, la que le da leche.

The cow I lent him, the one that gives him milk.

— O Auto da Compadecida (2000)

Le presté a Tom algún dinero.

I lent Tom some money.

Le presté mi coche.

I lent him my car.

A Tom no le gustó el libro que le presté.

Tom didn’t like the book I lent him.

Le presté una revista.

I lent him a magazine.

Le presté dinero a mi amigo.

I lent money to my friend.

Le presté mi diccionario a Tom.

I lent my dictionary to Tom.