Uses of the Spanish Word lo

Find examples of text sentences where lo is used as a pronoun.

(impersonal neuter pronoun) ''(clitic form of ''ello); it, that

Examples where the Spanish word lo is used in the sense of (impersonal neuter pronoun) ''(clitic form of ''ello); it, that

  • Dicen que lo nuestro es tan solo pasajero

    ... which translates to...

    They say that it is only passing

    can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Tu by Malú

  • Pero qué sabe la gente lo que siento

    ... which translates to...

    But what do people know how I feel

    can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Tu by Malú

  • Lo que se da, ya no se quita (no se quita)

    ... which translates to...

    What is given, cannot be taken away (it is not taken)

    can be found in the lyrics of Buenos Días by Wisin, Camilo, Los Legendarios

  • Lo quiero todo, verte y tus labios, tu cariño no prohibido, ay

    ... which translates to...

    I love everything, to see you and your lips, your affection not forbidden, ay

    can be found in the lyrics of Colgando en tus manos by Marta Sánchez y Carlos Baute

  • lo sé

    ... which translates to...

    i know

    can be found in the lyrics of Cuando pase el temblor by Soda Stereo

he, him, masculine personal third person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions)

Examples where the Spanish word lo is used in the sense of he, him, masculine personal third person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions)

  • Pero qué sabe la gente lo que siento, cuando callan

    ... which translates to...

    But what do people know how I feel when they are hushed?

    can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Tu by Malú

  • Que lo sabe también, pero él no te ve

    ... which translates to...

    He knows too, but he doesn't see you

    can be found in the lyrics of Amiga Mia by Alejandro Sanz

  • Lo han detenido

    ... which translates to...

    He's been arrested

    can be found in the lyrics of Desapariciones (Unplugged) by Maná

  • Lo quiero intentar

    ... which translates to...

    I want to try

    can be found in the lyrics of Duele by Kalimba

  • Fue a visitarlo sin avisar

    ... which translates to...

    Went to visit him unannounced

    can be found in the lyrics of El Gran Varón by Willie Colon

it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)

Examples where the Spanish word lo is used in the sense of it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)