The preposition “To” in English is ને ( ne ) in Gujarati.
So, To Ram -> રામને ( rAmane )
To Sita -> સીતાને (sItAne )

But preposition “To” is handled bit differently in Gujarati when used with pronouns.
Special forms are created incorporating ને ( ne ) to pronouns. So no need to add ને ( ne ) again.

e.g. “to him” in English is તેને ( tene) in Gujarati.
Notice this special form already has ને ( ne ) In it. So no need to add ને ( ne ) again.

Below table has list of forms for all pronouns.

Pronoun in EnglishPronoun in GujaratiPronoun form with pronoun “To”
Iહું (huM)મને (mane )
weઅમે (ame)અમને (amane )
we ( listener including)આપણે(ApaNe)આપણને (ApaNane )
You (singular)તું(tuM)તને (tane )
You (plural)તમે(tame)તમને (tamane )
He /She /It
(when person or thing is near )
/ This (m./f/n.)
આ(A)આને (Ane )
He /She /It
(when person or thing is far )
/ That (m./f./n.)
એ (e)

તે(te)
એને (ene )

તેને (tene )
Theyતેઓ(teo)તેમને (temane )/
તેઓને (teone )
These

Those
આ(A)

એ (e)
આમને (Amane)

એમને (emane )

Give me water -> મને પાણી આપ (mane pANI Ap)
Father, tell it to him -> બાપુ, એને આ કહો (bApu, ene A kaho )
Give it to Ram -> રામને આપ (rAmane Ap )
Give it to Sita -> સીતાને આપ (sItAne Ap )
Hang it to tree -> ઝાડને લટકાવ (jhADane laTakAv )
Ask him(polite) -> તેમને/તેઓને પૂછ (temane/teone pUCh )

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Preposition "TO" in Gujarati