Canjearlos

Canjearlos is a Spanish verb that translates to "to redeem them" or "to exchange them" in English. The specific meaning of "canjearlos" depends on the context in which it is used. It is the plural form of the infinitive "canjear," meaning to redeem or exchange. The "los" is a direct object pronoun, referring to multiple masculine items or concepts that are being redeemed or exchanged.

For instance, "canjearlos" could refer to redeeming coupons or vouchers that are plural. In this scenario, someone might say "Tengo tres cupones y voy a canjearlos hoy" which means "I have three coupons and I am going to redeem them today." Similarly, it could be used when exchanging items, such as returning multiple defective products for replacements. "Los productos llegaron dañados, así que tuve que canjearlos" translates to "The products arrived damaged, so I had to exchange them."

The verb "canjear" itself implies a trade or a conversion of something of value for something else. This could be points for rewards, gift cards for merchandise, or even prisoner exchanges, though the latter is less common in everyday usage. The addition of "los" simply specifies that the action of redeeming or exchanging is being applied to multiple objects. Therefore, understanding "canjearlos" requires identifying what "los" refers to within the given sentence or conversation.