Por favor, hazlo por mí.

Sentence Discussions Spanish
#1
English Translation

Please, do it for me.

Does anyone know when to use ‘hazlo’ versus ‘hacerlo?!’ Confusing.

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#2

“Házlo” is a command or request. Compare this to “Tienes que hacerlo” or “Quiero hacerlo”. An interesting use of the command form of hacer is “házme saber” (/ “házmelo saber”), or “let me know” (/ “of it”).

You can find more on the verb hacer here: Make it Happen – “Hacer” Conjugation in Spanish

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#3

This is great. I’ve never seen the clozemaster blog. Thank you!

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