Incorrect Pronoun Placement

This word is a combination of the informal command form of the verb 'permitir' (permite) and the object pronoun 'me' (to/for me). When you attach a pronoun like 'me' to an affirmative command, the pronoun always goes at the end.

The 'Verb + Me' Structure

Since 'permíteme' uses the 'tú' (informal) command form, it is generally used with friends or family. For a boss or someone you address formally, you should use 'Permítame' (using the 'usted' command form).

Formal vs. Informal

Using 'Permíteme' is a very polite and common way to step into a conversation, whether you are offering help, correcting information, or changing the subject.

A Polite Interruption

Extremely common fixed phrase used to politely request permission or introduce an idea, correction, or interruption.

"Permíteme" is a common Spanish phrase meaning 'Allow me' or 'Let me.' Learn its usage as a polite request, its conjugation, and the difference between the formal 'Permítame' and informal 'Permíteme'.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

Practice Conjugations