dan

/ˈdan/, [ˈd̪ãn]

dan, give

Verb dan

Second-person plural (ustedes) present indicative form of dar.
Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of dar.

Examples

A Tom sí que se le dan bien los niños.

Tom certainly has a way with children.

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Hay mucha gente a la que le interesan los coches, pero a mí no me dan más.

Lots of people are interested in cars, but they're really nothing to me.

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Dan tiene muchos amigos en este sitio virtual.

Dan has many friends on this website.

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En ese cine siempre dan buenas películas.

That movie theater always shows good movies.

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Me dan miedo los terremotos.

I'm afraid of earthquakes.

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Le dan miedo los gatos.

He's afraid of cats.

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¿Dan películas en el avión?

Are there movies on the plane?

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Las abejas nos dan miel.

Bees provide us with honey.

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La policía se dio cuenta de que Dan actuó en defensa propia.

The police realized that Dan acted in self-defence.

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Dan no pudo salvar a los rehenes.

Dan failed to save the hostages.

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