We are not just learning spanish here, we are also learning correct english . Thank you for your effort Dr Evans, you are really, really a great teacher. You are kind as well because you teach us free of charge. So in return, i don't skip ads, for you to compensate from youtube. Thank you very much, more power and God bless.
I’m so glad to see you on your own TH-cam channel. You are the reason why I made an A in College Spanish l, and I’m passing Spanish ll now. You are simply an amazing and gifted teacher sent from heaven for people like me. May you continue with your Greatness and God bless!
Shervon, thank you so much for your kind words! I hope that I can help you get an A in Spanish II as well! Do me a favor and share the channel with some of your classmates!
Me too. I know how to use it regarding other verb tenses but when it comes to the él,ella,usted/s forms I sometimes don’t know whether to use the indirect or the direct
I can relate.this is my second year wrestling with this subject but I continued to practice daily and watch many videos and I'm finally starting to it understanding it so never let up.im gonna watch this video for the next two years daily until it make sense 💯
I hate the whole Spanish subject, not as a language but as a subject. Idk why i took Spanish 😭. I just can't seem to wrap my head around this particular language
I’m so happy Professor to find that you started your own YT Channel. I have been following you from AIB and I thought you need to have your own channel and you did! Will continue my learning journey here in your YT channel. peace and blessing your way, Professor!
I really enjoy the enthusiasm and clarity in your videos - very helpful! Do you have "worksheets" or anything similar to go along with your videos? That would be very helpful
Hi senor! Thank you so much for your huge and invaluable support to the community in which we are learning Spanish. Thank you so much Another question is that are you the guy who used to teach Spanish in AIB channel? I find it really really useful. I have to admit that I'm a big fan of you when I watched AIB.
Yes thats me, but AIB owns those videos. I wanted to create shorter videos that are easier to follow so I started my own channel. Im so glad that you were able to find it!
Dr is it okay to also say Jose escribe me una carta instead of Jose me escribe una carta? Can the sentence structure be changed in that manner and still be right?
Does the verb escribe not change when there is a me,te,le,les,or nos in front of it because it is conjugated for Josès position as a 3rd person? Like o es e imos en
That's a good question! The verb will always stay escribe in these sentences because you have to conjugate the verb for Jose. In each of the examples, Jose is still doing the verb. The part that changes is who he's writing it to. That's why the me, te, le, etc... changes. Does that make sense?
I watched your “Preterite Tense w/ AR Verbs..” and some other classes in AIB. I found that the way you teach is easy to remember; so I tried to search “Preterite Tense w/ ER or IR Verbs…”. but was not able to find exactly what I was looking. However, I found your “The Language Tutor” channel. I am glad I found it. I watched a few other channels too, but I like the way you teach the best. The best things are that the summaries of your Spanish verb conjugations are so much logic, clear, and easier to remember. I made a few Excel tables of each verb conjugation you taught, so I can use them to make Spanish sentences as quick & easy references. Hopefully I can remember them all in short future. Really appreciate all of your efforts making these valuable videos. Hopefully and I know that more people will watch & subscribe this channel. Gracias por todo . sinceramente Holly
This episode and the one before have been a huge lightbulb moment for me 💡! I’ve struggled with this for so long and you explained it so well! I was so pumped until the end when you used the example of the indirect object not being there…. yo le dije 🤯 I don’t know how I’ll remember that it’s not la dije, considering if I want to say I love her instead of I told her, it would be la amo 🤔 But your lessons are awesome and super helpful! Can’t wait to get to reflexive pronouns, that’s been a roadblock for me as well!
Your videos are super clear, thanks. I have a question about calling him in Spanish. Yo lo llamo - I have seen “lo” used here rather than “le”, could you explain because it feels like it should be an indirect object pronoun (who is he calling?) Thanks
I don’t know if you get into it in other lessons, but I’m wondering the difference between “le” and “se” and when to use either? does it matter? Example / “hacer le la cama” vs “voy a hacer se lo” ….they can both mean “him” or “her” correct? and if so, why does it change?
I have several conflicting answers to this phrase: Pablo le gusta la pelicula or A Pablo le gusta la pelicula or A Pablo gusta la pelicula?? Any clarification would be welcome. Thanks, Frank
These videos are super helpful! Decided to revisit indirect pronouns after seeing them frequently when reading and had a real breakthrough in my understanding! Muchas gracias!
Thank you!! I'm studying for my final and this helped me immensely -- instant sub! I'll definitely be returning for my basic proficiency class. I have a feeling I'll become a regular!
Dr Danny you are the best teacher ever🤩 I recently stumbled across your channel whilst struggling with the subjunctive tenses (lessons 58 etc). Your teaching method was so helpful to me that I decided to take a revision course on all my studies so far. You are my revision course! I am watching this series right through from start to finish now! I can't tell you how helpful the series is for me... It's like you have taken my blindfold off !!! Thank you so much 😊
thank you so much for the explaination. I didnt understand in spanish class but i understand more now that you explained it. still have to watch this video a couple more times, haha. you are a good teacher!
No, you use them any time you're saying a verb is done to a person. If you're using le, you may need to specify who you're talking about sometimes because that can apply to he, she or you (formal).
kind of a dumb question but I want to be 100%: If I wanted to say Jose writes Carmen a letter Carmen is the indirect pronoun right? so it is Jose carmen escribe una carta. (???) im just unsure because seeing 2 names next to eachother looks wrong but I dont see another way if I follow instructions... porfavor ayudan me
@@mahdialrumaih8387 It does not change it at all. You can leave off the subject pronoun in Spanish when the verb can only have the one subject or when it is already known.
Thank GOODNESS for this video, I've been so confused on duolingo as they just started throwing random 'le' and 'les' into sentences and I was so puzzled as to why on earth they belong there 😅 This concept actually makes sense and registers with me now, thanks a bunch!
Don Danny, i'm studying to become a spanish teacher specially for english speakers, and you absolutely made my day. The funny part is that i'm spanish but, as you said in a video, we often learn more grammar for our languages studying another language than in our school lessons.
Yo escribo te una carta Yo escribo le una carta Yo escribo le una carta Yo escribo le una carts Yo escribo os una carta Yo escribo les una carta Yo escribo les una carta Большое спасибо за прекрасные уроки.
Hi sir! You have amazing tricks to teach Spanish. I really happy after finding your channel. Its very easy to understand your every class. Your teaching method is awesome as like as mathematics formula. Please share the link if you have any channel to learn Advance business English. Because I am not able to find any of your channel for the same. Thank you so much for your support and teaching us Spanish. Muchos gracias.
If I am going to learn this in a classroom setup, for sure I'd zone out. We're really blessed to have an excellent professor who can help us learn challenging topics in simpler and more engaging terms. Thank you for loving what you do prof. Danny! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Hello, I have a question that I would really appreciate if you could answer. It's been bugging me. So I understand se and le for the most part and direct/indirect objects. I saw a title to a podcast that is called "Y tu. a qué le tienes miedo" I don't understand why le is used here.
Hola, I am still confused,,, We had this sentence at my class. "Le presento a Luis" I couldn't tell Which one is IOP & Which one is DOP "I introduce you to Luis" So I thought "YOU" is DOP but Obviously YOU(polite form) is Le so Le is IOP according to this chart, so is "Luis"DOP in this sentence?
I learn Spanish to prepare for upcoming trip to Mexico. I've seen your lessons on AIB and now I'm glad that I found your own channel. You are a good teacher. I like the way you teach. Subscribed.
This teacher is amazing. He took the boring out of this difficult-for-me grammar lesson and made it crystal clear. Just love it. I feel like I'm on my way
The chart is a game changer, seriously I had such a hard time finding the verb ending or the object pronouns , but with the chart I have a easy visual in my mind.
So basically, the person who is getting the object like "we" is the indirect. And the object like the "pizza" is the DOP. is that correct? I wanted to confirm
Dr. Evans you are the best! I am an older adult learner, who never had Spanish in school. A few years ago I took an eight session Spanish course and was totally lost. I gave up on Spanish, but thanks to you I am actually learning (slowly, but learning). Thank you!
i understood all of the examples in your direct and indirect object pronouns videos but i am confused about that: when saying “i like apples” (me gusta manzanas) why don’t we say it like this: yo las gusto manzanas. i am a bit confused about this example can you help me?
I am confused. Can anyone tell me why indirect object pronoun (le) is used here? Le escriben mucho a Paula Would it be translated as "they write many messages to Paula to her" ?? Why le is here?
I noticed you used escribe throughout, but doesn't the verb change to suit the particle, for example; for them it would escriben. Please tell me. It would be great for my exams.
Which lesson shows where you explain the combination of indirect object pronouns with indirect object nouns and prepositional phrases: a mí, a la chica, etc.?
The correct translation of "I told her" in authentic Spanish is: "Se lo dije". In Spanish, unlike in English, a direct object is required in this case.
If I want to use pronouns for both direct and indirect objects ; which one comes firts? Is it "José me la escribe" or "José la me escribe"? is there some kind of rule? Thank you very much
What if both the direct and indirect object pronouns are used within a sentence. Since they both appear before the verb what order would both pronouns fall in? Your last example, "I told her it," for instance, how would that appear in Spanish?
I have some work that tells me to translate the phrases, and the example is she gives him : Ella le da So I was just wondering what you all give me would be, I’m really struggling 😭😂
One part of the indirect and direct pronouns that I am having some issues with what form of the verb to use. Can you clarify what form of the verb should be used in your video examples?
Hello mr. Danny ı have a question. ı watched a video yesterday there was a girl who was asking a man what he likes most about his job and the question was starting as '' le gustaria... so in this case dont you think the translation of this sentence must be ''he likes.. why she asked with le instead of te can you please explain this Thank you so much in advance
Can you help me with this, please? Usted/importar todas el especies en peligro. No/nosotros/gustar/el/chiles picantes I need to put them in the correct format as a complete correct sentence
Sir, I wonder how to say "I told her that." in Spanish. Is it "Yo le lo dije." or "Yo lo le dije."? Which one comes first or is it even true to use them like that?
We are not just learning spanish here, we are also learning correct english . Thank you for your effort Dr Evans, you are really, really a great teacher. You are kind as well because you teach us free of charge. So in return, i don't skip ads, for you to compensate from youtube. Thank you very much, more power and God bless.
I’m so glad to see you on your own TH-cam channel.
You are the reason why I made an A in College Spanish l, and I’m passing Spanish ll now.
You are simply an amazing and gifted teacher sent from heaven for people like me.
May you continue with your Greatness and God bless!
Shervon, thank you so much for your kind words! I hope that I can help you get an A in Spanish II as well!
Do me a favor and share the channel with some of your classmates!
I was wondering where he went after Que Hora Es
@@TheLanguageTutorlet’s days there many verbs how does one go about that?
@@TheLanguageTutordo they go before or after the verb & what if there are more then one verb like querre and comer etc?
I hate this part of Spanish. Makes no sense man. I feel dumb af man. All the homies were laughing at me in high school because I couldn't get it.
Me too. I know how to use it regarding other verb tenses but when it comes to the él,ella,usted/s forms I sometimes don’t know whether to use the indirect or the direct
I can relate.this is my second year wrestling with this subject but I continued to practice daily and watch many videos and I'm finally starting to it understanding it so never let up.im gonna watch this video for the next two years daily until it make sense 💯
I hate the whole Spanish subject, not as a language but as a subject. Idk why i took Spanish 😭. I just can't seem to wrap my head around this particular language
I also find this the hardest part of Spanish
Verbs are easy compared to this
Ya, it's very confusing 😢
I’m so happy Professor to find that you started your own YT Channel. I have been following you from AIB and I thought you need to have your own channel and you did! Will continue my learning journey here in your YT channel. peace and blessing your way, Professor!
This video is so amazing! I was confused when my teacher was teaching it and she’s a good teacher but this guy teaches it so well
Thank you!
Thank you Dr Evans. Usted es el mejor! Muchas Gracias.
I really enjoy the enthusiasm and clarity in your videos - very helpful!
Do you have "worksheets" or anything similar to go along with your videos? That would be very helpful
Thank you so much! I'm currently putting worksheets on the website thelanguagetutor.co
Hi senor! Thank you so much for your huge and invaluable support to the community in which we are learning Spanish. Thank you so much
Another question is that are you the guy who used to teach Spanish in AIB channel? I find it really really useful. I have to admit that I'm a big fan of you when I watched AIB.
Yes thats me, but AIB owns those videos. I wanted to create shorter videos that are easier to follow so I started my own channel. Im so glad that you were able to find it!
Wow, I am blown away by how easy you make this.
Thanks!!
As always, Great Video!
Keep up the good work!
Thank you!!
José escribe mucho cartas! - I'm so glad i can make jokes in Spanish now!
haha haha ha ha ir me llamo Amy!
Muchas cartas*
I'm not sure but I guess it is not "mucho cartas", I think its "muy cartas". I'm not sure so correct me if im wrong
It’s muchas cartas
@@randomguyintheinternet6465it’s muchas cartas, muy cartas would be very cards wouldn’t really make sense
Dr is it okay to also say Jose escribe me una carta instead of Jose me escribe una carta? Can the sentence structure be changed in that manner and still be right?
Does the verb escribe not change when there is a me,te,le,les,or nos in front of it because it is conjugated for Josès position as a 3rd person?
Like
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es
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imos
en
That's a good question! The verb will always stay escribe in these sentences because you have to conjugate the verb for Jose. In each of the examples, Jose is still doing the verb. The part that changes is who he's writing it to. That's why the me, te, le, etc... changes. Does that make sense?
@@TheLanguageTutor Yes, completely! Thanks for answering:)
I had that same question. Thank you both for clearing it up for me.
@@sofiaduran4241 Well, you read my mind... Thanks.
I am sure, you are gonna get soon more than 100th Subscriber. Keep on, Respect.
I hope so Nasser!
I watched your “Preterite Tense w/ AR Verbs..” and some other classes in AIB. I found that the way you teach is easy to remember; so I tried to search “Preterite Tense w/ ER or IR Verbs…”. but was not able to find exactly what I was looking. However, I found your “The Language Tutor” channel. I am glad I found it.
I watched a few other channels too, but I like the way you teach the best. The best things are that the summaries of your Spanish verb conjugations are so much logic, clear, and easier to remember. I made a few Excel tables of each verb conjugation you taught, so I can use them to make Spanish sentences as quick & easy references. Hopefully I can remember them all in short future.
Really appreciate all of your efforts making these valuable videos. Hopefully and I know that more people will watch & subscribe this channel. Gracias por todo
. sinceramente Holly
Thanks Holly! It really does make my day when I hear nice comments like this. So glad I can help!
This episode and the one before have been a huge lightbulb moment for me 💡! I’ve struggled with this for so long and you explained it so well! I was so pumped until the end when you used the example of the indirect object not being there…. yo le dije 🤯 I don’t know how I’ll remember that it’s not la dije, considering if I want to say I love her instead of I told her, it would be la amo 🤔
But your lessons are awesome and super helpful! Can’t wait to get to reflexive pronouns, that’s been a roadblock for me as well!
And me!
Your videos are super clear, thanks. I have a question about calling him in Spanish. Yo lo llamo - I have seen “lo” used here rather than “le”, could you explain because it feels like it should be an indirect object pronoun (who is he calling?) Thanks
Clear and concise! I like It!
Glad you like it!
I don’t know if you get into it in other lessons, but I’m wondering the difference between “le” and “se” and when to use either? does it matter? Example / “hacer le la cama” vs “voy a hacer se lo” ….they can both mean “him” or “her” correct? and if so, why does it change?
I love the way you explain,but I would be nicer if you come up with work book
We’re actually working on something’s right now for you guys!
How will we say in Spanish
I give him it
muchas gracias Dr. Danny
I don't understand how to translate once direct and indirect object pronouns come together for example He gives the money to juan.
I have several conflicting answers to this phrase: Pablo le gusta la pelicula or A Pablo le gusta la pelicula or A Pablo gusta la pelicula?? Any clarification would be welcome. Thanks, Frank
A Pablo le gusta la película,the other one is incorrect
Another brilliant video explaining something many Spanish language learners find difficult v simply - muchas gracias
Thank you for this!
These videos are super helpful! Decided to revisit indirect pronouns after seeing them frequently when reading and had a real breakthrough in my understanding! Muchas gracias!
It may be on another video, but why do you not conjugate the verb? You seem to just use the él ella usted version.
Thank you!! I'm studying for my final and this helped me immensely -- instant sub! I'll definitely be returning for my basic proficiency class. I have a feeling I'll become a regular!
So glad we could help!!
Jose writes a letter to me.
Jose writes a letter to him.
Jose writes a letter to you.
(English).
if I had you in my spanish class I would have been a lot farther by now.
It’s easier for me to remember me nos, te os, le les… for some reason… thank you for excellent content.
Dr Danny you are the best teacher ever🤩
I recently stumbled across your channel whilst struggling with the subjunctive tenses (lessons 58 etc).
Your teaching method was so helpful to me that I decided to take a revision course on all my studies so far.
You are my revision course!
I am watching this series right through from start to finish now!
I can't tell you how helpful the series is for me... It's like you have taken my blindfold off !!!
Thank you so much 😊
Happy to help!
I learn so much from you. You make sense of it all. Thank you!
I'm so glad I'm able to help you Joni!
thank you so much for the explaination. I didnt understand in spanish class but i understand more now that you explained it. still have to watch this video a couple more times, haha. you are a good teacher!
Are you an older version of that guy from AIB? This video was very helpful, thanks
I am that guy from AIB, yes!
Thank you so much for making all these videos! They help so much! Keep on making more!
No, Thank you!! We have so many exciting things coming for you guys!
Are you from Texas? You speak English and Spanish very naturally
I am from Georgia. And thank you for your kind words.
Best video on youtube! Great you have your own channel sensei! Peace from holanda 🇳🇱
This worked nooice! Was really getting confused after a Duolingo lesson.... Now that I understand game over.
🙌
I've really been struggling with using lo vs le. This really helps!! Thank you.
Happy to help!
Muchas gracias!
My question is with direct object pronouns do we only use them when who we are speaking to knows what we are talking about ?
No, you use them any time you're saying a verb is done to a person. If you're using le, you may need to specify who you're talking about sometimes because that can apply to he, she or you (formal).
kind of a dumb question but I want to be 100%:
If I wanted to say
Jose writes Carmen a letter
Carmen is the indirect pronoun right? so it is
Jose carmen escribe una carta. (???)
im just unsure because seeing 2 names next to eachother looks wrong but I dont see another way if I follow instructions...
porfavor ayudan me
Pajamboy no Carmen isn’t a indirect pronoun it’s the actual name so you don’t write it the same
@@nessprincess3633 oh ok, that does make sense. The indirect pronoun would only be "her"
How wonderful of you doctor, but in 8:53 can i say
"le dije"
instead of
"yo le dije"?
@Sylvia Quijas thanks, but what change does it make on the meaning
@@mahdialrumaih8387 It does not change it at all. You can leave off the subject pronoun in Spanish when the verb can only have the one subject or when it is already known.
very much thanked fro the lesson
if only i could push the like button a mila times
These are the best, Thank you.
Thank GOODNESS for this video, I've been so confused on duolingo as they just started throwing random 'le' and 'les' into sentences and I was so puzzled as to why on earth they belong there 😅
This concept actually makes sense and registers with me now, thanks a bunch!
Many thanks . I have been struggling to grasp that for some time . It now seems much clearer . I must have a crack at lesson 26 next !!
Don Danny, i'm studying to become a spanish teacher specially for english speakers, and you absolutely made my day. The funny part is that i'm spanish but, as you said in a video, we often learn more grammar for our languages studying another language than in our school lessons.
Yo escribo te una carta
Yo escribo le una carta
Yo escribo le una carta
Yo escribo le una carts
Yo escribo os una carta
Yo escribo les una carta
Yo escribo les una carta
Большое спасибо за прекрасные уроки.
Ese profesor es muy inteligente, yo lo respecto mucho. 😊
Hi sir! You have amazing tricks to teach Spanish. I really happy after finding your channel. Its very easy to understand your every class. Your teaching method is awesome as like as mathematics formula. Please share the link if you have any channel to learn Advance business English. Because I am not able to find any of your channel for the same. Thank you so much for your support and teaching us Spanish. Muchos gracias.
just saved my mid term!
Glad to help!!
God bless you. These videos are amazing.
Thank you!!!
Spanish works same as TELUGU language,, same rule, same placement of direct object pronoun, everything same.....
It's being a while since I've started watching your videos, and I just wanna say that you're doing an incredible job
If I am going to learn this in a classroom setup, for sure I'd zone out. We're really blessed to have an excellent professor who can help us learn challenging topics in simpler and more engaging terms. Thank you for loving what you do prof. Danny! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Wow, thank you!
Hello, I have a question that I would really appreciate if you could answer. It's been bugging me.
So I understand se and le for the most part and direct/indirect objects. I saw a title to a podcast that is called "Y tu. a qué le tienes miedo"
I don't understand why le is used here.
Thank you dr. Evans !! At last I've got it. You explain it very clearly.
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant, just brilliant, I had pennies dropping all over the place after this lesson. Muchas gracias
Hola, I am still confused,,, We had this sentence at my class. "Le presento a Luis" I couldn't tell Which one is IOP & Which one is DOP "I introduce you to Luis" So I thought "YOU" is DOP but Obviously YOU(polite form) is Le so Le is IOP according to this chart, so is "Luis"DOP in this sentence?
I learn Spanish to prepare for upcoming trip to Mexico. I've seen your lessons on AIB and now I'm glad that I found your own channel. You are a good teacher. I like the way you teach. Subscribed.
😁
I know a song in Spanish, it's called Adonde vas
.
I lift my hat to you. Your way is amazing, thank you .
Thank you!!
This teacher is amazing. He took the boring out of this difficult-for-me grammar lesson and made it crystal clear. Just love it. I feel like I'm on my way
Just curious, why the verbs doesnt change like escribo, escribes, escriben????
The chart is a game changer, seriously I had such a hard time finding the verb ending or the object pronouns , but with the chart I have a easy visual in my mind.
So basically, the person who is getting the object like "we" is the indirect. And the object like the "pizza" is the DOP. is that correct? I wanted to confirm
Dr. Evans you are the best! I am an older adult learner, who never had Spanish in school. A few years ago I took an eight session Spanish course and was totally lost. I gave up on Spanish, but thanks to you I am actually learning (slowly, but learning). Thank you!
i understood all of the examples in your direct and indirect object pronouns videos but i am confused about that: when saying “i like apples” (me gusta manzanas) why don’t we say it like this: yo las gusto manzanas. i am a bit confused about this example can you help me?
I am confused.
Can anyone tell me why indirect object pronoun (le) is used here?
Le escriben mucho a Paula
Would it be translated as "they write many messages to Paula to her" ??
Why le is here?
I noticed you used escribe throughout, but doesn't the verb change to suit the particle, for example; for them it would escriben. Please tell me. It would be great for my exams.
Which lesson shows where you explain the combination of indirect object pronouns with indirect object nouns and prepositional phrases: a mí, a la chica, etc.?
The correct translation of "I told her" in authentic Spanish is: "Se lo dije". In Spanish, unlike in English, a direct object is required in this case.
If I want to use pronouns for both direct and indirect objects ; which one comes firts? Is it "José me la escribe" or "José la me escribe"? is there some kind of rule? Thank you very much
What if both the direct and indirect object pronouns are used within a sentence. Since they both appear before the verb what order would both pronouns fall in? Your last example, "I told her it," for instance, how would that appear in Spanish?
I remember Le goes with indirect objects like this: Indirect--Indirectly---IndirectLE
I have some work that tells me to translate the phrases, and the example is she gives him : Ella le da
So I was just wondering what you all give me would be, I’m really struggling 😭😂
Do you have a recommendation for a Spanish workbook?
One part of the indirect and direct pronouns that I am having some issues with what form of the verb to use. Can you clarify what form of the verb should be used in your video examples?
Sir, you are frying my brain with pronouns. Why I keep watching this and STILL don't get it is beyond me.
How about gustar in the past tense? Me gusto? Why not conjugate gustar like an ar verb? But very helpful como siempre!
This lesson is great.I believe that I put those pronouns in my head straight this time.Thank you so much :)
You are the best teacher ever.
Thank you!!
José writes you a letter
Why you used "escribe" .... and not "escribes" when "you" is used.... Please help me out with this Sir
how would we say : Jose wrote it to him?
Hello mr. Danny ı have a question. ı watched a video yesterday there was a girl who was asking a man what he likes most about his job and the question was starting as '' le gustaria... so in this case dont you think the translation of this sentence must be ''he likes.. why she asked with le instead of te can you please explain this Thank you so much in advance
You’re the bomb!
Hola Señor
Does the indirect pronoun in spanish go before the verb?
Thank-you
She killed him. Ella lo mató.
Is "him" a direct object pronoun?
Why "you" is "le"? Isn't it supposed to be "te"? According to the chart it is. And Google translator says it is "te" there in the phrase.
Why is “I told her” le dije, but “I saw her” is la vi? Shouldn’t both sentences use le or la? Why is one le and the other is la? Thanks.
Can you help me with this, please? Usted/importar todas el especies en peligro. No/nosotros/gustar/el/chiles picantes I need to put them in the correct format as a complete correct sentence
how would you use both an IOP and DOP? (i.e. Ellos escriben una carta a el hombre.)
I’m having trouble understanding how to use these indirect pronouns in common conversation. Can you give some more examples
You are saving my grade
😁
Sir, I wonder how to say "I told her that." in Spanish. Is it "Yo le lo dije." or "Yo lo le dije."? Which one comes first or is it even true to use them like that?
So... both direct and indirect object pronouns go before the verb? Am I understanding this right?