Learn DIRECT and INDIRECT object pronouns in SPANISH | (Lo, La, Los, Las VS Le, Les)

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In this video, You will learn ALL that you need to know about DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS and INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS in SPANISH! My goal is to leave you with 0 questions. Grab your note book and a pen, or your phone or tablet so that you can take thorough notes and learn to use direct and indirect object pronouns correctly once and for all!
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Me too actually. Very well explained

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@Caleb I know them and I know how to use them. But his explanation is the most easily articulated one I've found.

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Por fin lo subí!! Enjoy!

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[@essjay3051]

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!

[@JackDicaprio]

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.

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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!

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No puedo creer que estoy aprendiendo esto gratis 🥺 Muchas gracias tio.

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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

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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!

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Up until I watched this I couldn't even tell what it was I struggled with. Magic man. Thanks for this.

[@josiahkissoon]

¡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

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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 🙏!!!

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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 means hand

[@ahmedabdus-salam1191]

@@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. :-)

[@Lil08103]

@@TPNE99995 manin, mano, manito are common in dominican spanish.

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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!!

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I was following until he threw the “se” in there, I was like 😨. I need to practice a bunch more I see.

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I agree. Nothing about "se" then BOOM this changes to that sometimes and now we're moving on.

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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. :)

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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.

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This 22 minute video turned into a 2 hour lesson because I was writing everything down and really making sure I got it😹😹

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Liked! This is the best DOP/IOP Spanish lesson I've encountered. Well explained and good examples of each.

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I have a degree in Spanish but I still need to go back and relearn tricky grammar like this. Thanks for the video.

[@collegemail1664]

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!

[@jguillermooliver]

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.

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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😅

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Me: "Pero, ¿por qué se convierte 'le' en 'se'?" Native Spanish speaker: "Porque sólo un lelo diría 'le lo'."

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Excellent video and very helpful because it's something I struggled with for years. Great segway into your next video which should be about the different uses of "se" in Spanish. You just covered the substitution for le/les. Of course there are many more like the impersonal "se" and the reflexive "se" and so on. Just a suggestion because I know it would be helpful to a lot of your viewers.

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Yes! I struggle with the Usted form...por ejemplo: Es un placer conocerles/los/las/lo/la?????????

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Hola, Rickie! This video really helped me understand direct and indirect object pronouns and the difference between the m. Just so you know, at around 15:57 in the video, I spotted a typo in the English translation of the sentence "Le quiero preguntar." Instead of "ask", it says "eat". That was also kind of funny!

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Dude!!!! Muchisimos Gracias! Me lo aprendí! Out of all the videos of indirect/direct pronouns, yours is the best. Thank you! Keep doing what you're doing! Subbed!

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Thank you so much for this help. I am currently studying for my Spanish Final and was having trouble with Direct Object Pronouns. This was very easy to understand! Thank you so much! ¡Muchas Gracias por su ayuda! Yo estudiando para mi examen de español. Tengo problemas con Direct Object Pronouns. ¡Pero el video es muy facil de entender! ¡Muchas gracias!

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So, right. The direct and indirect pronouns can be tricky for language learners.

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Every time I hear the name “Nereyda” I think of Raulin Rodriguez 😂 13:50

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Estoy viendo este vídeo después de un examen español jajajaja. Es una explicación muy clara y sencilla de este tema, ¡gracias! Siempre me lo confunde pero ya siento un poquito más cómoda usarlo. ¡Gracias por sus vídeos!

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Very useful. The first time this has made sense. 👍

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That was so a wonderfully clear explanation. It's never been this clear to me . I just need to practice this more now. Thank you!!!

The key is practice, practice and more practice. Dale! You got this!

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I wish that I could give this video more than 1 thumb up! Excellent tutorial. Answering all my questions...even some I didn't know to ask. Muchas gracias.

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Very clear presentation, thank you

[@niteshj_]

very good explanation - especially using the english version of the DO/IO (eg you vs to/for you) - made it really clear for me, finally

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Esto siempre me es difícil...pero estoy aprendiéndolo

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What a wonderful explanation!

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Wow I was so stressed when I study this in my Spanish class! Ahora yo sé perfectamente! Muchas gracias

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This video made me realize how important it is to work on indirect and direct object pronouns... Wow I need practice, lol

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You are a great instructor! Very clear, and liked the charts/- helpful to organize it all. Hope u do even more videos. 😁👍👍

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This is the exact video I needed. Thank you

[@smileyash1013]

Thank you for this video and I hope you and your family are safe and well during this dificult time. For the placement of IOP, you literally just replace it? Like “Hice el bizcocho para Mario y Nereyda” becomes “Hice el bizcocho les”? Or is it “para les” For some reason, “Les hice el bizcocho” makes more sense to me. Or “Me preparaste el desayuno?” Instead of “Preparaste el desayuno me” Please clarify when you have a free moment 😊 thank you again for your videos 💓

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