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What does mandando mean?

"Mandando" is the present participle of the Spanish verb "mandar". It has several meanings depending on the context:

1. Sending:

* Directly: "Mandando" can mean "sending" something or someone.

* Example: "Estoy mandando un paquete a mi abuela." (I'm sending a package to my grandmother.)

* Ordering: It can also mean "ordering" or "commanding."

* Example: "El jefe está mandando a los empleados a trabajar más." (The boss is ordering the employees to work more.)

2. Ruling:

* Controlling: "Mandando" can mean "ruling" or "controlling" something.

* Example: "El rey mandaba con mano de hierro." (The king ruled with an iron fist.)

3. Being in Charge:

* Leading: It can also mean "being in charge" or "leading" something.

* Example: "Ella está mandando el proyecto." (She is leading the project.)

4. Sending a Message:

* Communicating: It can also mean "sending a message" or "communicating" something.

* Example: "Estoy mandando un mensaje a mi amigo." (I'm sending a message to my friend.)

The exact meaning of "mandando" will be clear from the context in which it is used.

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