No. 12,410 in Spanish

mandar

"Mandar" means "to send" or "to command."

In a sentence

Quiero mandar un paquete a mi amigo.
I want to send a package to my friend.
The verb 'mandar' is used here to mean 'to send', indicating the act of sending an item.
Mi jefe me mandó terminar el informe para mañana.
My boss ordered me to finish the report by tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'mandar' is used to convey 'to order' or direct someone to do something, showing a command.
Mandaré a alguien para ayudarte.
I will send someone to help you.
Here, 'mandar' again means 'to send', but it's applied to sending a person to perform a task or provide assistance.

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