Le enviaré el documento a mi profesora mañana.

I will send the document to my teacher tomorrow.

Breakdown of Le enviaré el documento a mi profesora mañana.

• yo: I
• mi: my
• a: to
• mañana: tomorrow

Questions & Answers about Le enviaré el documento a mi profesora mañana.

Why is there a le in Le enviaré el documento a mi profesora mañana if a mi profesora is already there?

Because le is the indirect object pronoun, and in Spanish it is very common to repeat the indirect object this way.

• le = to her / to him / to you (formal)
• a mi profesora makes it clear who that le refers to

So Spanish often uses both:

• Le enviaré el documento a mi profesora. = I’ll send the document to my teacher.

This is not considered redundant in the way it often would be in English. In Spanish, it sounds natural.

What does le mean exactly here?

Here, le means to her.

In this sentence:

• el documento = the thing being sent → the direct object
• mi profesora = the person receiving it → the indirect object

So:

• le = to her
• enviaré = I will send

Together:

• Le enviaré... = I will send her... / I will send to her...

Why is it a mi profesora and not para mi profesora?