Gender Confusion

This word is the infinitive verb *dejar* combined with the direct object pronoun *los* (meaning 'them', masculine plural). It tells you that the action of 'leaving' or 'allowing' is happening to a group of masculine people or things.

Structure: Verb + Pronoun

The pronoun *los* is attached to the end of the infinitive *dejar* when the verb follows another conjugated verb (like *quiero* or *puedo*). You could also say *los voy a dejar* (I am going to leave them), but attaching it is very common.

When to Attach the Pronoun

Think of *dejar* as the main action (to leave/allow) and *los* as the target of that action (them). This structure is often used when giving instructions or stating intentions.

Focus on the Action

Extremely common construction used when the action affects masculine plural people or things.

Learn the meaning and structure of the Spanish word 'dejarlos,' a combination of the verb 'dejar' (to leave/allow) and the pronoun 'los' (them). Includes examples for leaving things, allowing actions, and quitting habits.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

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indicative

present

imperfect

preterite

future

conditional

subjunctive

present

imperfect

imperative

affirmative

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