le va a

is going to … him/her

→ le
phrase Very common #1,679
is going to … him/her Le is an indirect object pronoun and can refer to him, her, or a person addressed formally as you. Va a is followed by an infinitive to express what someone is going to do.
SP: Le va a enviar un mensaje.
EN: He is going to send him a message.

El que de verdad le va a hacer algo no le va a avisar.

The person who’s actually going to do something to him won’t warn him.

— Argentina 1985 (2022)

Y el borracho pelotudo no le va a poder decir que no.

And the fucking drunk won't be able to tell him no.

— El secreto de sus ojos (2009)

Dice que sin importar lo que diga, usted no le va a creer.

He says that no matter what he says, you're not going to believe him.

— En presencia del diablo (2016)

Eso le va a levantar los ánimos '.

That will lift his spirits.'

Nadie le va a creer.

Nobody will believe him.

Lloyd le va a ayudar.

Lloyd is going to help him.

— Marty Supremo (2025)

Le va a causar un sentimiento de pérdida más.

It’s going to make them feel an even greater sense of loss.

— Familia (2023)

Esto le va a ayudar a sentirse mejor.

This will help you feel better.

— Diarios de motocicleta (2004)

Usted le va a contar todo lo que nos contó a nosotros.

You are going to tell him everything you told us.

— Zeta (2026)

Y a quién le va a servir?

And who is it going to help?

— La strada (1954)

Esto le va a destrozar.

This is going to destroy him.

— Río Místico (2003)

No le va a hacer daño.

It won't hurt him.

Adelante si usted cree que le va a levantar la moral.

Go ahead if you think it will lift your spirits.

— Mother Night (1996)

Bonita fiesta le va a armar.

He’s going to throw her quite a party.

— Pedro Páramo (2024)

Tom le va a pedir a Mary que se case con él.

Tom is going to ask Mary to marry him.

Le va a ayudar eso?

Will that help him/her?

— Río Místico (2003)

Y a mi hija no le va a faltar absolutamente nada.

And my daughter will want for absolutely nothing.

— Relatos salvajes (2014)