Question

example: she tells me
answer: ella me dice qué quiere por su cumpleaños.

juan calls me.
i see him.
david lends it to me. (it is referring to el dinero)
prestar- to lend
we listen to them. (them referring to los anuncios)
they find us.

Explanation:

1. Juan calls me.

In Spanish, "call" (llamar) with an indirect object "me" (me) and subject "Juan" (third - person singular). The correct conjugation of "llamar" for third - person singular is "llama". So the sentence is "Juan me llama."

In Spanish, "see" is "ver", first - person singular "yo" (I) conjugates "ver" as "veo", and the direct object "him" (él) is "lo" in the accusative case. So the sentence is "Yo lo veo." (The "yo" can be omitted as the verb conjugation indicates first - person singular, but including it is also correct.)

The verb "prestar" (to lend) for third - person singular (David) is "presta". The direct object "it" (el dinero, masculine singular) is "lo", and the indirect object "me" is "me". So the sentence is "David me lo presta." (In Spanish, the indirect object pronoun comes before the direct object pronoun when both are present.)

Answer:

Juan me llama.

2. I see him.