How to Say "drop off" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “drop off” is “dejad” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¡Dejad de discutir ahora mismo!
Stop arguing right now!
Dejad las maletas en la entrada y subid.
Leave the suitcases at the entrance and come up.
Dejad que os explique lo que pasó.
Let me explain what happened to you all.
The Vosotros Command
This form, 'dejad', is the command for 'you all' (plural informal) and is only used in Spain. It tells a group of friends or family what to do.
Forming the Affirmative Command
For -ar verbs like 'dejar', the affirmative command for 'vosotros' is always the infinitive form ('dejar') with the 'r' changed to 'd'. (dejad)
Using the wrong pronoun
Mistake: “Using 'dejad' when speaking to people in Latin America.”
Correction: In Latin America, use 'dejen' (the 'ustedes' command form) instead of 'dejad', even for informal groups.
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