please never delete this lesson. My tutor has been working on the lo, la, le, los, las, les, me, te, nos object pronouns for two weeks and I felt hopeless. After one video on LE from you and I finally get it. Wow, forever grateful.
I have done over 100 of your TH-cam vids and soon to buy the course and I mist say - This is the best Lesson I have seen. A very difficult topic, very clearly explained. Muchisimas gracias!
OMG! You clarified when and how to use LE , LO , LA - honestly you are true Genius - It will now rectify so many of my mistakes as it was a guess work before .
I had watched this video a long time ago but I forgot about the "something" test. Being a little more sophisticated I can say that I am now getting a handle on direct and indirect pronouns. This video offers a simple test that bypasses a lot of grammar theory. On behalf of those who are where I once was when I first saw this lesson "thank you for making the complicated seem simple! Well done Sir.
Gracias por explicar tan bien cómo y cuándo usar LE + something (indirect object - for/to him/her) and LO/LA (him/her.)👍El truco de determinar si hay que poner SOMETHING en la frase o no es increíble.🎯 Unos ejemplos para practicar: 1. (Jefa) Necesito pedirle jefa cambiar mi oficio.🙏 2. Necesito decirle a ProSpanish que sus vídeos me ayudan muchísimo.🎯 3. (Sara) Ayer le di un libro en inglés para estudiar. LO/LA (direct object) 4. (David) ¿Dónde está David? Puedes encontrarlo en el garaje. 5. ¿Hoy has visto Carmen? Sí, la vi en el jardín.
Hola profe! Desde hace 2 años estudio español con TH-cam y Dios mio,que buen truco para diferenciar le Lo y la . Es la primera vez que lo entiendo. He estado confuso durante mucho tiempo por que en frances LE es El complemento directo. Muchas gracias a ti.
My convoluted grammar book leaves me discombobulated and in utter despair, this video however removes the jargon used by grammaticians and just focuses on learning. Genial!
Thank you very much for another very helpful phrases. I am in Spain at the moment and I already used a few of these phrases. How wonderful is that?!😀👍🏼🙏
This lesson is what i really need to know studying Spanish by myself. I now completely understand when i use "le or lo,la". Thank you so much. This is so great.~~
Good point! Towards the end of the video I explain 'leísmo', which is a very common regional variation. Striclty speaking it should be "ayudarlo or ayudarla, but some areas use le instead.
I am revising a lesson from the Prospanish Course, that dealing with verbs such as Gustarse, encantarse, importarse and apeterse, and touching on the “personal a”: While dealing with ‘I fancy him/her/them), Me/Te/ etc cae bien, I believe it says that I fancy Pablo is “me cae bien pablo”, my question is why is it not “a Pablo me cae bien”?
Because in this type of sentence the subject of the verb is Pablo. Pablo falls well to me - me is the object. The personal a is for a person who is the object of the verb. It's confusing with verbs like caer, gustar, encantar etc.. because they work back to front compared with English.
Another great lesson! The part where you describe how to use “se lo” was helpful. Can you help me understand how this works when using habérselo? The rule doesn’t seem to sound right in the context of the following example, “¿Si ella sabía sobre eso a quién pudo habérselo dicho?”
As haber is an infinitive the selo can be tagged on the end. It could still be at the beginner as well, a quién se lo pudo haber dicho? " ...to whom could she have said it" The whom includes the idea of him/her(le). The same would apply to "....to whom could he have given it - a quién pudo habérselo dado . Also, a quién pudo habérselo vendido.
@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish Thank you so much for that very helpful answer! By the way, I’m one of those who purchased the full version of your fantastic Spanish course. I appreciate all of your hard work!
Is it me or would it not be sensible and save a lot of confusion if in Spanish, the directs and indirects could be change to, lo = it, le = him and la = her? Or is that far too logical?
It still can confusing and I will explain. necesito comprarlo algo (him)...necesito comprarla algo (her)...this is I feel distinguishes between him lo..and her la. If I put a name to it say Juana...necesito comprarle a Juana algo...or...necesito comprarle algo a Juana. To me, if you just say to a friend out the blue sky...necesito comprarle algo...They have no idea who you are talking whether name or gender...
Your first example isn't right - you can't say necesito comprarlo algo, or comprarla algo. It would always need to be comprarle algo because algo is taking the place of lo/la.
@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish ok, but you cannot come in the house for example and say...necesito comprarle algo...The person has no idea who you are talking about...necesito comprarle a él/ella algo....so the person knows 1st at least what gender.. But ok...algo is the lo...necesito comprar el perro algo...necesito comprarle algo...necesito comprarselo
Used to really like this guy but the adverts are getting rediculous,watching this lesson and in the first 7 min&30seconds there has been 3 adverts!!!!!!! Turned off.🤮🤮
I agree! TH-cam changed the default to include mid video adverts. All my videos in the last 6 months or so have mid roll ads turned off. But I haven't had a chance to go back through every video on the channel and go through the process of deactivating the new default. Sorry
please never delete this lesson. My tutor has been working on the lo, la, le, los, las, les, me, te, nos object pronouns for two weeks and I felt hopeless. After one video on LE from you and I finally get it. Wow, forever grateful.
Excellent!
The word something! Omg you're a genius!
I have done over 100 of your TH-cam vids and soon to buy the course and I mist say - This is the best Lesson I have seen. A very difficult topic, very clearly explained. Muchisimas gracias!
That's great!!
I have been trying to understand this for a long time. Thank you for making it clear to me!
La mejor explicación de esto que he oído. Mil gracias por este vídeo. Me encanta.
¡Hiciste que sonara tan fácil! ¡La gente lo complicó demasiado! ¡Gracias!
I am glad you mention when LE goes in the front and when it goes at the back - seen so many utube videos and nobody even mention that - Thanks
Esto leccion es increible, maravillosa. Gracias..!
Another game changer of a lesson for what is a tricky concept for English speakers. Gracias!
OMG! You clarified when and how to use LE , LO , LA - honestly you are true Genius - It will now rectify so many of my mistakes as it was a guess work before .
I had watched this video a long time ago but I forgot about the "something" test. Being a little more sophisticated I can say that I am now getting a handle on direct and indirect pronouns. This video offers a simple test that bypasses a lot of grammar theory. On behalf of those who are where I once was when I first saw this lesson "thank you for making the complicated seem simple! Well done Sir.
No step for a mankind but a big one for me! 😄 Thanks for explaining it so well 🙏
Thank you thank you! Been having such hard time with where to place "it". Your videos are super helpful!
You are the best teacher I saw in my life thanks I appreciate you effort
Gracias por explicar tan bien cómo y cuándo usar LE + something (indirect object - for/to him/her) and LO/LA (him/her.)👍El truco de determinar si hay que poner SOMETHING en la frase o no es increíble.🎯
Unos ejemplos para practicar:
1. (Jefa) Necesito pedirle jefa cambiar mi oficio.🙏
2. Necesito decirle a ProSpanish que sus vídeos me ayudan muchísimo.🎯
3. (Sara) Ayer le di un libro en inglés para estudiar.
LO/LA (direct object)
4. (David)
¿Dónde está David?
Puedes encontrarlo en el garaje.
5. ¿Hoy has visto Carmen?
Sí, la vi en el jardín.
Wow, I finally understand! Thank you so much! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Pppp>
His method is out of standing.
@@tonibielicki6332 Absolutely!💗
Thank you for simple instructions regarding this matter ❤ Very clear explanation and I finally get it.
Hola profe! Desde hace 2 años estudio español con TH-cam y Dios mio,que buen truco para diferenciar le Lo y la . Es la primera vez que lo entiendo. He estado confuso durante mucho tiempo por que en frances LE es El complemento directo. Muchas gracias a ti.
You are a teaching genius!! Thank you.
Finally! Clearly explained 👏👏👏👏
Revisiting this again for the second time. Very easy to understand. Amazing!!
Now, that was really “something” to learn, great way to explain it.
Thank you for making such a challenging topic so easy to understand 😃👍
My convoluted grammar book leaves me discombobulated and in utter despair, this video however removes the jargon used by grammaticians and just focuses on learning. Genial!
Thanks a lot maestro! I learned how to use indirect and direct pronouns 😇😊
Thank you very much for another very helpful phrases. I am in Spain at the moment and I already used a few of these phrases. How wonderful is that?!😀👍🏼🙏
This is a great lesson I was having trouble for context with le lo this made it clear
This lesson is what i really need to know studying Spanish by myself. I now completely understand when i use "le or lo,la". Thank you so much. This is so great.~~
Superb way of teaching. 🙏🌹🙏
Thank you, this is the best explained video on the subject, even I am beginning to understand it ! Will keep at it though ! 😄👍
Excellent technique you are having with.
Very effective teaching style
Je pense que vos leçons sont très faciles à comprendre. Merci bien !
Pienso que tus lecciones están muy fáciles. Muchas gracias.
Great video and lesson Sir Too good ❤
Gracias por otra leccion util para todos nosotros.
Best explanation of this subject so far. Thank you!
Very useful lesson actually so thanks prof !
Thank you for the "something test"...
Fenomenal lección = gracias 🙏
I love this explanation!
this explanation is very very good!
Hola
Puede decirme, ¿cuál es la diferencia entre el idioma y el lenguaje?
Muchas gracias. Muy ayudar.
That SOMETHING saved me from going insane; thank you!
Es muy importante, gracias senor
Good stuff!!Exactly what I was looking for
verbs go with le to say and to give to show these verbs involve something hope that helps
Gracias🍀
This was perfectly explained
OMG..IT FINALLY MAKES SENSE
Excellent!
Thank you! 😘
Thank you. 😊
Very useful, thank you very much.
To say I will encourage him tomorrow lo animaré mañana?
Great lesson! I have been taught to say "Puedo ayudarle en algo?" which doesn't seem to fit the rule.
Can I help you with something, I always thought Le was you, but seems him and her as well.
Good point! Towards the end of the video I explain 'leísmo', which is a very common regional variation. Striclty speaking it should be "ayudarlo or ayudarla, but some areas use le instead.
Muchas gracias
Excellent. In Mexico, it is always le llama, but notice there is no subject. No algo or esto. I always say la llama and get corrected.
I am revising a lesson from the Prospanish Course, that dealing with verbs such as Gustarse, encantarse, importarse and apeterse, and touching on the “personal a”: While dealing with ‘I fancy him/her/them), Me/Te/ etc cae bien, I believe it says that I fancy Pablo is “me cae bien pablo”, my question is why is it not “a Pablo me cae bien”?
Because in this type of sentence the subject of the verb is Pablo. Pablo falls well to me - me is the object. The personal a is for a person who is the object of the verb. It's confusing with verbs like caer, gustar, encantar etc.. because they work back to front compared with English.
Genial. This is great.
Another great lesson! The part where you describe how to use “se lo” was helpful. Can you help me understand how this works when using habérselo? The rule doesn’t seem to sound right in the context of the following example, “¿Si ella sabía sobre eso a quién pudo habérselo dicho?”
As haber is an infinitive the selo can be tagged on the end. It could still be at the beginner as well, a quién se lo pudo haber dicho? " ...to whom could she have said it" The whom includes the idea of him/her(le). The same would apply to "....to whom could he have given it - a quién pudo habérselo dado . Also, a quién pudo habérselo vendido.
@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish Thank you so much for that very helpful answer! By the way, I’m one of those who purchased the full version of your fantastic Spanish course. I appreciate all of your hard work!
do you prefer nethesito or necesito ? you follow the Spanish Spanish , I like it too >
Gracias
Is it correct to say that lo/la is used in the passive form and le in the active form?
Gracias 😊
Can you put the english translation under the words enseñar? Etc
Good job
How to I get a pyramid learning tool. Like a magnet version
Is it me or would it not be sensible and save a lot of confusion if in Spanish, the directs and indirects could be change to, lo = it, le = him and la = her? Or is that far too logical?
I fanally understand.
Hi once you pay for the course,is there a time limit or is it unlimited,thanks Marc.
Hi Marc. It's unlimited, you get to download and keep the course.
Tocar also means to play, yes? Yo toco la trompeta.
Indirect object vs direct object
Dative vs accusative
❤❤❤❤❤❤
no oltra lugar para aprender espanol
Super lekcja, dużo się domyślam chociaż nie wszystko rozumiem bo nie znam angielskiego
Can I say se comprélo?
No. You would "Lo compré"
I bought it.
"Le compré un libre."
I bought him a book.
"Se lo compré."
I bought it for him.
You can only put lo/la/le at the end of a verb infinitive or before a conjugated verb.
Quiero comprarlo
Lo compré
It's ok and commun to say: se lo compro
Good video but there seemed to be adverts ever other minute!
Sorry, a while ago youtube changed it's default to play ads during. I've just removed the option for ads during after your comment.
Please don`t remove this video
It still can confusing and I will explain. necesito comprarlo algo (him)...necesito comprarla algo (her)...this is I feel distinguishes between him lo..and her la.
If I put a name to it say Juana...necesito comprarle a Juana algo...or...necesito comprarle algo a Juana.
To me, if you just say to a friend out the blue sky...necesito comprarle algo...They have no idea who you are talking whether name or gender...
Your first example isn't right - you can't say necesito comprarlo algo, or comprarla algo. It would always need to be comprarle algo because algo is taking the place of lo/la.
@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish ok, but you cannot come in the house for example and say...necesito comprarle algo...The person has no idea who you are talking about...necesito comprarle a él/ella algo....so the person knows 1st at least what gender..
But ok...algo is the lo...necesito comprar el perro algo...necesito comprarle algo...necesito comprarselo
You mean. I need to buy something for her or for him
This would be the second translation and I'm with you,it's much easier for me to remember this using for him, for her etc...
I thought ensenar was to teach and mostrar was to show?
Doesn't Le mean you so comprarle would mean buy you something.
That is correct. The formal you is the same as he/she.
That is correct. The formal you is the same as he/she.
Soy el único que busca como hablar un idioma que ya sabe xd
I only saw 2 things about Le, and lo/la was also taught.
Used to really like this guy but the adverts are getting rediculous,watching this lesson and in the first 7 min&30seconds there has been 3 adverts!!!!!!! Turned off.🤮🤮
I agree! TH-cam changed the default to include mid video adverts. All my videos in the last 6 months or so have mid roll ads turned off. But I haven't had a chance to go back through every video on the channel and go through the process of deactivating the new default. Sorry
And this lesson doesn't include the wonderfully weird "redundant le "....
le di él algo...diselo ayer..le dijiste qué?...le di dinero ayer...no le des más...no lo ayudes porque no merece lo que hagas.
Muchas gracias.