I love this so much. I've been speaking Spanish for about seven years now and this is the most helpful explanation for this that I found anywhere on the internet. Thank you. 🐼
@Caleb I've been a fan of the channel since it started because it's amazing how much someone can teach themselves. Even Ricky is still learning. There's ALWAYS more to learn. Why are you so worried about my journey? Focus on yours ✌
I was watching a soap and a guy was telling someone to get out. First he said '¡Lárgate!' Then he reiterated it but the second time he said "Te me largas" im so confused. How does this translate? Is it "Get away from me"? Please help!
Ess Jay Isn’t te me largas : you leave me With me being the direct object and te being indirect object
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@@essjay3051 This is a native format that is used when you mean business. When you are really scolding someone or telling them to do something again. It means the same thing as lárgate, but is more emphasized. Both mean get away from me / leave me.
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@@JackDicaprio technically yes but in this context, it's a command. Refer to the response that I left before this one.
You're the first person that has clearly and concisely described the differences between the direct and indirect pronouns. Most helpful is that you used them both in a sentence to highlight your explanation. Thank you!
THANK YOU FOR THISSS!!!!! I’ve been having such a hard time breaking past beginner level conversational Spanish because of this concept. I’ve asked so many Spanish speakers about how/when to use le/la/lo and none could really explain. This video breaks it down so well and I loved that you gave practice sentences to let us figure it out before you gave the answer. I’m so excited to take what I’ve learned from this video and advance my Spanish speaking skills!!! Please keep making videos like this!!
(LA, Las) ( Lo,Los ) ,,,, La o Las se usan para mencionar algo FEMENINO SEAS PERDONAS,ANIMALES O OBJECTOS.,,LO O LOS POR IGUAL PERO PARA MENCIONAR ALGO MASCULINO. EJEMPLO,, Las mujeres,,,los hombres,,,,Las naranjas,,,los pepinos,, cuando es singular se cambias (lo por El ) (El hombre,,,los hombres,,,La mujer Las mujeres,,,, los pepinos,,el pepino,,,
@@maximoalmonte773¿Pero cúando se usa le en vez lo y la? ¿Qué significa el término objeto indirecto? Yo lo tengo entendido que es como el predicate de inglés o talvez lo que se recibe. Yo le doy el libro El le se refiere al el libro que es un objeto y nada personal. *Le* redundancia necesaria de *el libro*. Y *se* reemplaza *le* cuando en seguida hay un lo o la inmediatamente después. Mi pregunta es ¿siempre le se refiere a algo y nunca a alguién?
I'm taking a Spanish class at my community college and I've been confused on direct/indirect object pronouns leading up to our final... this helped so much! What a difference to hear someone explain it WITHOUT A MASK ON. Thank you so much, you're a very talented (and handsome) teacher! 🙏
I don't normally comment but this saved me. Every video kept explaining this as though I already knew half of it. This video has really helped me as someone who's starting from scratch. Also, the materials you have used to make this video are great. Loved the activity at 5:20. Made me so confident and kept me engaged. This is great bro!
Muchísimas gracias!!! ✍️This was right on time, this has cleared the whole idea of the Spanish object pronouns for me😁😁😁. U are an amazing teacher!!!🙌🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👐
This brother is able to speak Spanish so well because he understands GRAMMAR of both English and Spanish. He is able to explain the lesson so well because he understands it.
I love how you CAREFULLY explained everything. Very clear and precise. I already halfway understood IDO and DO, but this video nailed it down for me. Great video! Muchisimas Gracias por grabándolo! Lo entiendo ahora.
I just wanna say that you're a blessing fr! Before I went back to this video last night, I was struggling with my Spanish homework and I had an exam mainly on IOP + DOP today. After watching this video, I was able to understand the difference and I passed my exam 😭🙏🏽 You broke everything down so well ! hank you a ton.
Some months ago, I would have had no idea what this sentence means. I understand exactly what it means now, though it takes me a little over 1 second to understand each word. My Spanish is improving
this is such a helpful video. people who are fluent in english AND spanish really hit different when it comes to explaining things. muchisimas gracias!!
ESTE VIDEO HA SIDO LA PMEJOR EXPLICACIÓN QUE HE VISTO DE PRONOMBRES DIRECTOS E INDIRECTOS SIN TANTA VAINA GRAMATICAL. NO SABÍA COMO EXPLICAR ESTO DE LA FORMA MÁS SIMPLE A MIS ALUMNOS DE ESPAÑOL. ME HE BASADO EN TU EXPLICACIÓN Y ME HAS INSPIRADO. NO TE PREOCUPES QUE TE DARÉ EL CRÉDITO ASÍ COMO RECOMENDAR TU CANAL. MUCHAS GRACIAS
This video is going to help my students a lot. There is just one little problem, that they probably won't notice but maybe it will help you to know. On the chart on what the direct object pronoun replaces, it doesn't replace a mí, a ti, etc. The a is not a personal a here, it's a prepositional phrase that equals the indirect object pronoun. The direct object takes the place of a noun. I probably wouldn't have known all this just from speaking but I had a student who teased it all out!
C. F. I had to watch it more than once , it really sunk in the second time and it triggered me to ask a question that I didn’t know I had. Definitely watch more than once and try forming your own sentences. You got this!
The first time I watched this video, at about one third from the beginning, I was so confused and was thinking how could this guy claim he would leave us zero questions... Totally frustrated. But after I kept on watching the whole video, it became totally making sense. It helps alot understand the Spanish lyrics. Thank you. It doesn't leave me zero question, but it helps tremendously for me to learn Spanish lyrics.
Oh my days thank you so much for this video! I’ve struggled with the difference between IOP/DOP for 2 years and this video finally made things click! Will still take loads of revision and examples but I finally feel like I have a grasp on it!!
¡Muchas gracias Rickie! Me costaba mucho aprender cómo agregar los dos pronombres en la tercera persona pero tú me lo has hecho más claro😂. Te admiro muchísimo
Great videos bro, even though I already know these things I still enjoy watching your work. Vas a ayudar a muchos de tus seguidores! Keep it up. Reminds me of my beginner days of learning English. I’m still learning, but I can have a full on conversation with anyone now without being scared of messing up. It’s a great feeling. Saludos de parte de un Dominicano!! 🙏🏼🙌
Oh man! Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. And did I already mention: THANK YOU! No one before was able to explain this to me. And with this video its suddenly so easy.
Bro ya channel truly a blessing! I moved to the DR October 2020 and this been helping me tighten my Spanish up (although I play your videos in 0.75 speed) ...but woooh, let's just say my wife is impressed (she's Dominincan)
Seriously, this is just great. The perfect balance between video production and simplicity and you explain VERY well and are easy to listen to. Thank you 🙏!!!
New subscriber here. I have just started learning Espanol. This is the best explanation of this that I have ever seen. To a person new to Espanol I think this is one of the most difficult aspects of the language. English is my first language but because of my grandparents my second language is Russian. This is not much help with a Romance language. Cannot believe you do not have more subscribers. I love the Hispanic culture and language.
I already know I'll have to rewatch this video 50x before I begin to understand. Although after having watched this once, I feel discouraged because I'm confused, I sincerely appreciate the explanation. Gracias mano!
@@TPNE99995 'Mano in this case is the shortened version of the word "Hermano" meaning "Brother". If you watch more of his videos, I'm pretty sure he explains this colloquialism from Caribbean Spanish. :-)
I'm a bit late to the party but i appreciate the info. This will take a while to get used to but makes sense and your explanation was very helpful!! Much clearer than the other videos i watched
If the indirect is directly directing the direct directly then directly direct the indirect directly to the C- you’re going to get this semester. Count the number of times the word “-direct” is used in an explanation. If it’s more than once or twice the explanation is too confusing to follow. How can I learn Spanish if I can barely follow the English explanation?! That said, this is still one of the better lessons I’ve found.
Thank you so so very much for this. The trick for direct object pronouns at 4:28 is FANTASTIC, and it's so obvious-I'm kicking myself for not having noticed it before!
Learning Spanish for a year now. I was so confused about the placement of the direct objects, before or after. Thank you SO much for this perfect explanation.
Heritage Spanish speaker here. This is one of the most important videos I have ever seen. It hurts not being able to be fluent in my family's tongue, but this motivates me to reclaim the knowledge I know I have, even if I have to dig for it haha. Thank you!
Hola, Rickie! This year during school, my Spanish teacher made us watch this video for our homework on taking notes about direct and indirect object pronouns. When I first started watching the video, the intro already got me laughing! 😂
I cannot believe I've been learning spanish and actively seeking out information for so long and you've clarified so much for me in one video...mind blown! 🤯 Thank you, this is great 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you for the very clear explanation. I am fairly new to learning Spanish, and this cleared up a point of confusion when I am reading in Spanish. I subscribed and will watch more of your lessons.
Me he reido como no te imaginas, el video esta muy interesante y educativo, nada mal con ello… con lo que me he reido es con tu ACCENTO, soy dominicano pero evito el accento porque lo considero un poco difícil para otros hispanos parlantes entenderlo, en otra palabras, tu lo adoras y yo lo he evitado por años… but i have to give you credit for the easy explanation on your video, something we Spanish speakers don’t even notice most of the time.. I’ll give you a 100%
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😂🤣 muchos dicen que es un acento do, pero esos son valores eurocentricos, y me cansé de ellos. Es algo bonito y aunque no sea Dominicano voy a representar! Jaja gracias
MochaMoon - You got it. Practice. Practice. Practice. You ask a native speaker how to use the DOPs and IOPs, and the answer will likely have you more confused than before you asked. They can't explain this (or maybe they are just bad teachers). They've just had lots of practice. :)
Soy maestra de espanol. Me gustan tus videos. To help my student differentiated between the direct object and indirect object pronouns, I use the phrase "Lola is a DOPe." (because "Lo" and "La" are Direct Object Pronouns.) Not to offend anyone watching if you name is Lola. It is just a way that I heard from another teacher to help students remember which 3rd person pronouns were direct or indirect.
Very well explained. That's a really didactic video. Some little things, algunas cosillas 1) The most common mistake in Latin America (in Mexico is a pandemia) is to mix up the direct and indirect object when the indirect object is plural. Did I tell y'all? "¿Se los dije?" instead of "¿Se lo dije?" This mistake is not common in Spain because the direct object for y'all is "OS" not "se" so no confusion is possible. 2) To mix up femenine indirect object "le" and femenine direct object "la" is very common and it has a name "laísmo". To mix up masculine direct object "lo" and masculine indirect object "le" is less common but it also has a name "loísmo" and to mix a direct object and an indirect object is named "leísmo". NATIVE SPEAKERS MADE A MISTAKE ALL THE TIME. 3) The direct object "LE" for male persons or animals is CORRECT. (I saw a train, lo vi; I saw John, le vi) the plural LES is also accepted but not recomended. And finally "el cuarto" as money (it was an old coin) is a polpular expression everywhere but commonly in plural "los cuartos" actually a friend who ask money everyday is a "sacacuartos"
Laísmo , out of the places where it has been allways common ( Madrid and around ) sounds weird , even in Spain, and it is a very distinct feature that links your Spanish to a geographic geographic area.
@@6hZCBpMy Both sentences are correct but different, the problem is when 90% of people in Latam hybrid them into one "se LOS dije" I bought a car "compré un coche/carro" I bought it "lo compré" IT = LO singular, one car. You can bay ONE car to one person or more the one, I bought a car to mi wife "compré un coche a mi esposa" I bought it to my wife "LO compré a mi esposa". or I bought a car to my sonS "LO compré a mis hijos" the car is only one (it) = LO. We can also say I bought a car to her "LE compré un coche" LE = to her, singular indirect object. Or I bought a car to them. "Les compré un coche" Them = LES plural inderect objetc. The car in both cases in only ONE (It = Lo). but most part of people in Latam in those cases add an S to Lo = Them. I bought A car to my sons "Compré UN coche a mis hijos" I bought IT to them" "Se LO compré" It becomes "Se LOS compré" I bought them to them. Magically one single car changes into two or more.
Amazing video! I feel like you should mention that sometimes Le is sometimes used as direct object in professional writing and used very often that way in Spain!
Yes but that is Leismo (the wrong use of le) and The real academia española allow using "le" asía direct object only in one specific case. That happened because many people in Spain are leistas and because it's Spain otherwise it wouldn't be allowed if that happened anywhere else. People shouldn't learn that unless you want to live that.
Aprendí mucho......Buena explicación. ¡ Lo tengo¡ Voy a escucharlo (el video) de nuevo para que no se me olvide...la repetición es esencial para mí. Y luego lo pondré en práctica.
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I studied Spanish on and off for years and this is the first time someone explained it so clearly 👏🏻
That is so true. He teaching is very clear and helpful.
Ima have to watch this a few times😅
U ain't the only one
@Xanthan Gum xanthus is that you?
Yo tambien.
Right 😂
At least a dozen 😂
I love this so much. I've been speaking Spanish for about seven years now and this is the most helpful explanation for this that I found anywhere on the internet. Thank you. 🐼
Me too actually. Very well explained
@TONY HIT 'EM PRODUCTIONZ Yo también*
@Caleb I know them and I know how to use them. But his explanation is the most easily articulated one I've found.
@Caleb I've been a fan of the channel since it started because it's amazing how much someone can teach themselves. Even Ricky is still learning. There's ALWAYS more to learn. Why are you so worried about my journey? Focus on yours ✌
@Caleb I simply enjoy Ricky's content, and as I said before, there's always something new to learn. Nothing wrong with that.
Por fin lo subí!! Enjoy!
Bonjour mô zami
Can you create a app teaching Dominican Spanish or Skype?
I was watching a soap and a guy was telling someone to get out. First he said '¡Lárgate!' Then he reiterated it but the second time he said "Te me largas" im so confused. How does this translate? Is it "Get away from me"? Please help!
Ess Jay
Isn’t te me largas : you leave me
With me being the direct object and te being indirect object
@@essjay3051 This is a native format that is used when you mean business. When you are really scolding someone or telling them to do something again. It means the same thing as lárgate, but is more emphasized. Both mean get away from me / leave me.
@@JackDicaprio technically yes but in this context, it's a command. Refer to the response that I left before this one.
Liked the video before even watching. Time to grab notepad.
Amaysing1 true
You're the first person that has clearly and concisely described the differences between the direct and indirect pronouns. Most helpful is that you used them both in a sentence to highlight your explanation. Thank you!
No puedo creer que estoy aprendiendo esto gratis 🥺 Muchas gracias tio.
THANK YOU FOR THISSS!!!!! I’ve been having such a hard time breaking past beginner level conversational Spanish because of this concept. I’ve asked so many Spanish speakers about how/when to use le/la/lo and none could really explain. This video breaks it down so well and I loved that you gave practice sentences to let us figure it out before you gave the answer. I’m so excited to take what I’ve learned from this video and advance my Spanish speaking skills!!!
Please keep making videos like this!!
exactly the same for me and this was a game changer.
(LA, Las) ( Lo,Los ) ,,,, La o Las se usan para mencionar algo FEMENINO SEAS PERDONAS,ANIMALES O OBJECTOS.,,LO O LOS POR IGUAL PERO PARA MENCIONAR ALGO MASCULINO. EJEMPLO,, Las mujeres,,,los hombres,,,,Las naranjas,,,los pepinos,, cuando es singular se cambias (lo por El ) (El hombre,,,los hombres,,,La mujer Las mujeres,,,, los pepinos,,el pepino,,,
@@maximoalmonte773¿Pero cúando se usa le en vez lo y la? ¿Qué significa el término objeto indirecto? Yo lo tengo entendido que es como el predicate de inglés o talvez lo que se recibe.
Yo le doy el libro
El le se refiere al el libro que es un objeto y nada personal. *Le* redundancia necesaria de *el libro*. Y *se* reemplaza *le* cuando en seguida hay un lo o la inmediatamente después.
Mi pregunta es ¿siempre le se refiere a algo y nunca a alguién?
I'm taking a Spanish class at my community college and I've been confused on direct/indirect object pronouns leading up to our final... this helped so much! What a difference to hear someone explain it WITHOUT A MASK ON. Thank you so much, you're a very talented (and handsome) teacher! 🙏
I don't normally comment but this saved me. Every video kept explaining this as though I already knew half of it. This video has really helped me as someone who's starting from scratch. Also, the materials you have used to make this video are great. Loved the activity at 5:20. Made me so confident and kept me engaged. This is great bro!
Muchísimas gracias!!! ✍️This was right on time, this has cleared the whole idea of the Spanish object pronouns for me😁😁😁. U are an amazing teacher!!!🙌🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👐
This brother is able to speak Spanish so well because he understands GRAMMAR of both English and Spanish. He is able to explain the lesson so well because he understands it.
I love how you CAREFULLY explained everything. Very clear and precise. I already halfway understood IDO and DO, but this video nailed it down for me. Great video! Muchisimas Gracias por grabándolo! Lo entiendo ahora.
I just wanna say that you're a blessing fr! Before I went back to this video last night, I was struggling with my Spanish homework and I had an exam mainly on IOP + DOP today. After watching this video, I was able to understand the difference and I passed my exam 😭🙏🏽 You broke everything down so well ! hank you a ton.
Mi pregunta es: por qué estoy aquí si yo hablo español ???!! 😂😂😂❤️❤️ jajajjaja como sea está muy interesante el video !
JAJAJA pues gracias por verlo!
Yo igual hablo español..pero practico mi inglés acá xd
Some months ago, I would have had no idea what this sentence means. I understand exactly what it means now, though it takes me a little over 1 second to understand each word. My Spanish is improving
this is such a helpful video. people who are fluent in english AND spanish really hit different when it comes to explaining things. muchisimas gracias!!
I've watched many Spanish teachers here on TH-cam.
You Sir, are the best!
ESTE VIDEO HA SIDO LA PMEJOR EXPLICACIÓN QUE HE VISTO DE PRONOMBRES DIRECTOS E INDIRECTOS SIN TANTA VAINA GRAMATICAL. NO SABÍA COMO EXPLICAR ESTO DE LA FORMA MÁS SIMPLE A MIS ALUMNOS DE ESPAÑOL. ME HE BASADO EN TU EXPLICACIÓN Y ME HAS INSPIRADO. NO TE PREOCUPES QUE TE DARÉ EL CRÉDITO ASÍ COMO RECOMENDAR TU CANAL. MUCHAS GRACIAS
you made it sooooooo easy to finally understand the differences most non Spanish speakers including me trip over!!!
Este es el mejor canal para aprender español. Conozco muchos canales en dónde enseñan Español, pero este es el mejor.
Up until I watched this I couldn't even tell what it was I struggled with. Magic man. Thanks for this.
This video is going to help my students a lot. There is just one little problem, that they probably won't notice but maybe it will help you to know. On the chart on what the direct object pronoun replaces, it doesn't replace a mí, a ti, etc. The a is not a personal a here, it's a prepositional phrase that equals the indirect object pronoun. The direct object takes the place of a noun. I probably wouldn't have known all this just from speaking but I had a student who teased it all out!
This is so great! Exactly what I am learning in Spanish 1 class, and I finally understand. Muchas gracias!!
So helpful. I fell off at the end though. I need to review more.
C. F. I had to watch it more than once , it really sunk in the second time and it triggered me to ask a question that I didn’t know I had. Definitely watch more than once and try forming your own sentences. You got this!
The first time I watched this video, at about one third from the beginning, I was so confused and was thinking how could this guy claim he would leave us zero questions... Totally frustrated.
But after I kept on watching the whole video, it became totally making sense. It helps alot understand the Spanish lyrics.
Thank you. It doesn't leave me zero question, but it helps tremendously for me to learn Spanish lyrics.
Oh my days thank you so much for this video! I’ve struggled with the difference between IOP/DOP for 2 years and this video finally made things click! Will still take loads of revision and examples but I finally feel like I have a grasp on it!!
La mejor explicación que pude encontrar en la Internet. Muchas gracias! Saludos desde Brasil
¡Muchas gracias Rickie! Me costaba mucho aprender cómo agregar los dos pronombres en la tercera persona pero tú me lo has hecho más claro😂. Te admiro muchísimo
thanks!!! I love that you colour code the writing, I am a visual leaner and most people dont do this! It really helps!
Great videos bro, even though I already know these things I still enjoy watching your work. Vas a ayudar a muchos de tus seguidores! Keep it up. Reminds me of my beginner days of learning English. I’m still learning, but I can have a full on conversation with anyone now without being scared of messing up. It’s a great feeling. Saludos de parte de un Dominicano!! 🙏🏼🙌
Oh man! Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. And did I already mention: THANK YOU! No one before was able to explain this to me. And with this video its suddenly so easy.
Gracias! You are by far the very best Spanish Teacher! Finally, I got it!
Gracias. Estoy comenzando el nivel intermedio en español y me explicaste DOP/IOP muy claramente.
Esoooo! Gracias a Dios. Thanks for watching! Keep coming back to practice.
Bro ya channel truly a blessing! I moved to the DR October 2020 and this been helping me tighten my Spanish up (although I play your videos in 0.75 speed) ...but woooh, let's just say my wife is impressed (she's Dominincan)
Seriously, this is just great. The perfect balance between video production and simplicity and you explain VERY well and are easy to listen to. Thank you 🙏!!!
New subscriber here. I have just started learning Espanol. This is the best explanation of this that I have ever seen. To a person new to Espanol I think this is one of the most difficult aspects of the language. English is my first language but because of my grandparents my second language is Russian. This is not much help with a Romance language. Cannot believe you do not have more subscribers. I love the Hispanic culture and language.
Para mi, esto maestro fue muy fácil para comprender. Sus ejemplos fue los mejores que yo ha vi. ¡Muchísimas gracias, señor!
I already know I'll have to rewatch this video 50x before I begin to understand. Although after having watched this once, I feel discouraged because I'm confused, I sincerely appreciate the explanation. Gracias mano!
Mano means hand
@@TPNE99995 'Mano in this case is the shortened version of the word "Hermano" meaning "Brother". If you watch more of his videos, I'm pretty sure he explains this colloquialism from Caribbean Spanish. :-)
@@TPNE99995 manin, mano, manito are common in dominican spanish.
I'm a bit late to the party but i appreciate the info. This will take a while to get used to but makes sense and your explanation was very helpful!! Much clearer than the other videos i watched
You are the man!!! The way you teach is straight to the point 👏
For this I just subscribed
Esooo! Glad that I could help you!
If the indirect is directly directing the direct directly then directly direct the indirect directly to the C- you’re going to get this semester.
Count the number of times the word “-direct” is used in an explanation. If it’s more than once or twice the explanation is too confusing to follow. How can I learn Spanish if I can barely follow the English explanation?!
That said, this is still one of the better lessons I’ve found.
this is the first time I;ve actually been able to understand using both in the same sentence. It was like a mental block for me for a while.
I have a degree in Spanish but I still need to go back and relearn tricky grammar like this. Thanks for the video.
This was SOOOO helpful. I've been struggling with these direct and indirect object pronouns and you cleared this up for me. Thank you!
Thank you so so very much for this. The trick for direct object pronouns at 4:28 is FANTASTIC, and it's so obvious-I'm kicking myself for not having noticed it before!
Learning Spanish for a year now. I was so confused about the placement of the direct objects, before or after. Thank you SO much for this perfect explanation.
This is very helpful instruction. Language apps should have short lessons like this.
Well done Señor. 👍
Muchas gracias. 🙏
Better explanation than any instructor who taught Spanish in school! SUBSCRIBED !!
I love this guy. He explained it perfectly. I understand it for the first time. New subscriber aqui
Por supuesto, tendré que estudiar este video más que una vez.
Exacto. A veces la gente no entiende eso.
Una cosa, mis estudiantes me preguntan si te puedo mencionar a hablar más despacio. Lol. Piesan que te conozco.
Heritage Spanish speaker here. This is one of the most important videos I have ever seen. It hurts not being able to be fluent in my family's tongue, but this motivates me to reclaim the knowledge I know I have, even if I have to dig for it haha. Thank you!
My G, I've watched 5 videos before yours and still didn't get shit. You hella good at this my dude easy and quick no bs💯
Yes I agree with others, your explanation is very clear, you have unravelled a few sticky points for me. Mucho gracias mi amigo.
Hola, Rickie! This year during school, my Spanish teacher made us watch this video for our homework on taking notes about direct and indirect object pronouns. When I first started watching the video, the intro already got me laughing! 😂
I started to learn Spanish three months ago. This is a great lesson for me and most of the doubts are cleared now.Thanks a lot.
Hace 4 meses que yo aprendo español. y tus videos son muy claro para aprender fren!. Salud de Indonesia!! :)
This 22 minute video turned into a 2 hour lesson because I was writing everything down and really making sure I got it😹😹
dang!! you answer questions ive been asking native speakers for awhile I appericate it
I'm learning Spanish atm and just found your channel! You got yourself a new sub
I was struggling with ioP & dop .u helped me .very thanks
This video was genuis. And did a great job at pointing out why we use the shortened form of objects (ex. Not repeated the object over and over)
Este video es súper útil! Se me olvida como usarlos aveces 😂 buena explicación!!
Perfectly paced. No fluff. Well organized. The duration is great for a steady-state workout on the elliptical. New subscription!
We have you been all along? You make it seem so easy. Now I am more confident doing my assignments. Thank you.
I cannot believe I've been learning spanish and actively seeking out information for so long and you've clarified so much for me in one video...mind blown! 🤯 Thank you, this is great 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you for the very clear explanation. I am fairly new to learning Spanish, and this cleared up a point of confusion when I am reading in Spanish. I subscribed and will watch more of your lessons.
Liked! This is the best DOP/IOP Spanish lesson I've encountered. Well explained and good examples of each.
Gracias por todo de tus vídeos, he estado aprendiendo solamente en el calle, pero nunca en una forma educacional, este es muy útil por mi, gracias
Me he reido como no te imaginas, el video esta muy interesante y educativo, nada mal con ello… con lo que me he reido es con tu ACCENTO, soy dominicano pero evito el accento porque lo considero un poco difícil para otros hispanos parlantes entenderlo, en otra palabras, tu lo adoras y yo lo he evitado por años… but i have to give you credit for the easy explanation on your video, something we Spanish speakers don’t even notice most of the time.. I’ll give you a 100%
😂🤣 muchos dicen que es un acento do, pero esos son valores eurocentricos, y me cansé de ellos. Es algo bonito y aunque no sea Dominicano voy a representar! Jaja gracias
dude amazing explanation. completely cleared up this super confusing topic for me. thank you!
muchísimas gracias ❤ I have been struggling to understand, until I watched your video. Thanks for clarifying everything. excelente 🎉
It only took me 5 years to understand this but I do now. Thank you!
this is THE most useful and explanation on DOPs/IOPs I have seen. soo clear. muchísimas gracias!
I was following until he threw the “se” in there, I was like 😨. I need to practice a bunch more I see.
I agree. Nothing about "se" then BOOM this changes to that sometimes and now we're moving on.
MochaMoon - You got it. Practice. Practice. Practice. You ask a native speaker how to use the DOPs and IOPs, and the answer will likely have you more confused than before you asked. They can't explain this (or maybe they are just bad teachers). They've just had lots of practice. :)
@@jdstep97 thank you soo much I will surely keep at it !!! lol
@@DelicatelyMocha How are you doing currently?
@@DelicatelyMocha Figured it out yet?
Dude!!!!! I needed you last week for Spanish 2!!!!!!!!!! At least I found you now!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
He mirado este video dos veces. Me ayudó mucho
i now understand it perfectamente !!! i can't believe it's free, thank you so much!!
Soy maestra de espanol. Me gustan tus videos. To help my student differentiated between the direct object and indirect object pronouns, I use the phrase "Lola is a DOPe." (because "Lo" and "La" are Direct Object Pronouns.) Not to offend anyone watching if you name is Lola. It is just a way that I heard from another teacher to help students remember which 3rd person pronouns were direct or indirect.
This breaks it down and has cleared up so much for me. Thank you!
I am so glad I found your channel! I have had this explained to me by several Spanish tutors and this is the best explanation by far!
Gracias manin! Yo aprendo más y más con tus vídeos! Gracias
You sir, deserve a standing ovation.
That was very comprehensive. Great job!
Great explanation! Very clear and organized. This is finally making sense to me. Thank you.
Gracias para tu ayuda. Entiendo mucho ahora y puedo habla más bien.
Most thorough explanation to date.
Very well explained. That's a really didactic video.
Some little things, algunas cosillas
1) The most common mistake in Latin America (in Mexico is a pandemia) is to mix up the direct and indirect object when the indirect object is plural. Did I tell y'all? "¿Se los dije?" instead of "¿Se lo dije?" This mistake is not common in Spain because the direct object for y'all is "OS" not "se" so no confusion is possible.
2) To mix up femenine indirect object "le" and femenine direct object "la" is very common and it has a name "laísmo". To mix up masculine direct object "lo" and masculine indirect object "le" is less common but it also has a name "loísmo" and to mix a direct object and an indirect object is named "leísmo". NATIVE SPEAKERS MADE A MISTAKE ALL THE TIME.
3) The direct object "LE" for male persons or animals is CORRECT. (I saw a train, lo vi; I saw John, le vi) the plural LES is also accepted but not recomended.
And finally "el cuarto" as money (it was an old coin) is a polpular expression everywhere but commonly in plural "los cuartos" actually a friend who ask money everyday is a "sacacuartos"
Laísmo , out of the places where it has been allways common ( Madrid and around ) sounds weird , even in Spain, and it is a very distinct feature that links your Spanish to a geographic geographic area.
Could you explain why it’s “¿Se lo dije?” en lugar de “¿Les dije?” Los pronombres directos e indirectos siempre me confundan. 😅 muchísimas gracias!!!
@@6hZCBpMy Both sentences are correct but different, the problem is when 90% of people in Latam hybrid them into one "se LOS dije" I bought a car "compré un coche/carro" I bought it "lo compré" IT = LO singular, one car. You can bay ONE car to one person or more the one, I bought a car to mi wife "compré un coche a mi esposa" I bought it to my wife "LO compré a mi esposa". or I bought a car to my sonS "LO compré a mis hijos" the car is only one (it) = LO. We can also say I bought a car to her "LE compré un coche" LE = to her, singular indirect object. Or I bought a car to them. "Les compré un coche" Them = LES plural inderect objetc. The car in both cases in only ONE (It = Lo). but most part of people in Latam in those cases add an S to Lo = Them. I bought A car to my sons "Compré UN coche a mis hijos" I bought IT to them" "Se LO compré" It becomes "Se LOS compré" I bought them to them. Magically one single car changes into two or more.
@LuisGar Thanks for the reply!!
Thank you for this video! I had a really hard time with IOP's, this helped a lot.
Just found you and your explanations and teaching method is BOSS. Thank you brother.
best explanation ever... left me with no questions like you said!
One of the most helpful videos on this subject. I’ve had a tough time trying to understand this. Thank you sir
I was planning to study more of this cuz I barely understand it and here you are uploading a vid of both the direct objects😅
I'm all late, but I'm glad I found this video. Thanks for the breakdown. Ahora, necesito practicar.
Usted puede ser un buen maestro. Me gusta mucho tus lecciones.
Amazing video! I feel like you should mention that sometimes Le is sometimes used as direct object in professional writing and used very often that way in Spain!
Yes but that is Leismo (the wrong use of le) and The real academia española allow using "le" asía direct object only in one specific case. That happened because many people in Spain are leistas and because it's Spain otherwise it wouldn't be allowed if that happened anywhere else. People shouldn't learn that unless you want to live that.
Aprendí mucho......Buena explicación. ¡ Lo tengo¡ Voy a escucharlo (el video) de nuevo para que no se me olvide...la repetición es esencial para mí. Y luego lo pondré en práctica.
Compartí tu video con mis amigos....Se lo compartí.......mil gracias¡
THHHHANKYOU coming like god answering my prayers, more like this plzzz
Gracias por ayudarme ahora tengo que practicar este lección.
You are the man, mi amigo! It was so confusing and now is pretty claro!
thank you very much your process of teaching is easier to understand
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