Léalo

Léalo is a Spanish word that translates to "read it" in English. It is the imperative form of the verb "leer," which means "to read." The word is commonly used in instructions, recommendations, or when urging someone to engage with a written text. For instance, a sign might say "Léalo cuidadosamente" (Read it carefully), or a friend might recommend a book by saying "Léalo, es excelente" (Read it, it's excellent). The phrase is a direct and simple command, conveying the action of reading. Its usage is straightforward and depends on the context of the communication. It can be applied to any form of written material, from a simple note to a complex document. The grammatical form indicates it is addressed to a single person in a familiar or informal manner, or to a single person respectfully in some regions. When addressing multiple people, the form would change.