OBJECT PRONOUNS SPANISH - SE LO IN SPANISH

In this video you’ll learn the rules to know when to use se lo, nos la in Spanish, plus you’ll take a quiz to prove your knowledge in using direct and indirect object pronouns together in spanish.
Using direct and indirect object pronouns Spanish could be so complicated, many students struggle to know when to use ‘se’ in Spanish, and how to use object pronouns in Spanish correctly, and that’s why I’ve decided to jump into the topic and teach you How to use direct and indirect objects in Spanish.
This is the last lesson of a serie of 3 videos where I’ve been teaching you how to use direct object pronouns, indirect object pronouns and now we’ll mix the direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish together.
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[@user-iw5nl8kq2w]

Thank you Paula! I walked out of my class completely confused. I have watched this a couple times (and parts of it a few more times) and now finally understand one of the hardest parts of Spanish for English learners to grasp. You are great!

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[@cheyannesutton1925]

Thank you! I love the way you describe things - you make it easy to understand.

[@lexielevitt6470]

Finally able to understand thank you! literally have been confused about this for years and could not get a clear answer

[@DavidDorenfeld]

Muchísimas gracias por estos videos me ayudan mucho

[@cristianlapaz5088]

Su tema, velocidad , paciencia y capaz a enseñaron todos que no otro profesora. Todos tienen lo mismo material, perspectiva, compasión y lo mas importa es sin egoísta como muchas sin esencia, no importa no estoy diciendo nada mal es que mi cuesta mucho para aprender espanol que nunca, solo me arrepintiendo era abierto y creí en todos, no fácil llegar como fluyo igual un nativo, y que pena por todos no son igual que Paula, no es fácil, no es igual de ingles no es solo cambiar palabra ingles y ya! no manches guey, la verdad vale todos, la fe en sistemas, todas las temas nos hacen faltan de que a mi me gustaba aprendiendo pero perdiendo tantos horas en you tube, Rosetta , todos no vale sin una profesora com Paula que sabe la paciencia, la velocidad y claro la claridad en que habla tal vez lo mas importante es conectamos de la vida real. todos libros no tienen frases ni palabras con ejemplos para éxitos a tiempo nos merecen. Para mi lo encontré forma me vale, pero soy visual, no puedo escuchar mayoría de espanol antes de entender y usarlos al menos 16 veces en la vida real.. entonces espero que los demás que estan andan frustadas, vienen las Personas como Paula espero que nos encontrarnos para llegar como nos corazones que merecen .. fluye como un rio, somos como somos, mas ayuda menos burlan y ya la vida todo bien.. soy humano, no importa de donde soy yo.. todos iguales, nadie superior, somos familia.. eso andan como ciegamente por dentro y créeme todo se van bien. este espanol que ocupo no se pero quiero subir!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Muchas gracias por escribir estas palabras. Agradezco tus comentarios. Tienes razón, muchas veces es mejor conectar con un profesor directamente y de forma personalizada, porque hay libros que no enseñan el uso diario del idioma tal como es. ¡Que tengas un buen día!

[@conradkaita9184]

She’s very very good. She explained it well. That’s easy 😉

[@odettesongwriter9233]

¡Excelente! ¡Muchísimas gracias!

[@nkntr]

Thank you, it was amazing! It will take a little while and a lot of practice to master at the speed of speaking and listening, but that will come with practice,. At least I understand it now!

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[@kyathhge9525]

yes I'm here studying for the first time this week just 30 minutes before my spanish exam

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Thanks for watching. I hope you did well on your exam.

[@rorylewandowski3387]

Good explanations and helpful practice examples. 15:02

[@prokofievchambers8603]

Very good. It helped me a lot.

[@CaptainMedina]

This is absolutely great instruction! If I can have only one suggestion is to define the words in English during the examples, because many of them I do not know yet so I was getting lost 😁😓

[@iamwinningrightnow]

The best explanation thus far (se, lo). I had an understanding prior, but i fully get it now. I ALWAYS wondered where to place the tilde, you finally answered my question.

[@sebastianthefoodbodycoach4228]

Brilliant explanation

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Gracias Sebastián. Agradezco tu comentario ☺️

[@ginaC53]

Thank you so much! It's so great to finally understand this!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

ginaC53 I’m happy to help 😉😉

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[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Gracias a ti por aprender conmigo 😊

[@altayuzum]

Gracias Paula 😊😊

[@AbdRahman-ly1ku]

great explanation muchas gracias

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Abd Rahman I’m glad you found it useful. Nada que agradecer 👍🏻

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Excellente

[@John-LincolThelusmeCezar]

Thank you so much my dear from now on I'm going to keep following your lessons. Such a great lesson.

[@LUSTIE01]

I could not get this for so long and you explained it so well, thank you 😊

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Me ayudó🙏🏽

[@ba8898]

Really great explanations. Gracias!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Muchas gracias a ti 😉

[@jamiegrant8645]

You actually made that so easy I’m not sure why I never understood it before. Thank you so much. Consider me a subscriber.😀

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

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[@isikpamir]

Feliz navidad la senora Pala..

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Feliz Navidad Isik. 🎄🎄

[@DavidDorenfeld]

You’re the best!

[@ouimetco]

Excellent lesson Paula. Your accent is wonderful.

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

ouimetco Aww thank you so much for your kind words 😉

[@isikpamir]

wonderfully exlicated pronouns,, gracias la maestra !

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Siempre es un placer 😊

[@lariiris]

Muy buena explicacion! Todo está muy claro. Tomé nota de todo y repassé los videos anteriores. Ahora sí estoy poniendo los pronombres en los lugares correctos! Esa siempre fuera una de mis principales dudas! En la ultima pregunta del quiz yo escribí: Quiero contártelo / Te lo quiero contar. Está bien también? Gracias!!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Larissa Iris Gracias! Si, totalmente puedes usar “contar” en la última oración. Te lo quiero contar / quiero contártelo 👏🏻👏🏻

[@daniellean5769]

10:27 can you say, "Le voy a llevarlo." ? or does the IOP and DOP have to stay together?

[@anahibustillos]

Estoy confundido por que mi maestro dijo que a tiempos que es muy comun que las personas usen se en lugar de le or les. Por ejemplo: se usan, se hablan? come se fue?

[@need4speed958]

Thank you so much mi profesora Paula . These 15 mnts of you explanation help me alot . Muchas Graaaaaaaacias (*.*(

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NeeD4 SpeeD Muchas gracias for your always kind words. 😊😊

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[@yavindelgado2329]

Great lesson. Little mistake at 13.52. But the lesson itself was very useful

[@jj5329]

Great video, you split and colour coded everything to make it more simple and obvious, gracias. You have a new subscriber. I have another question though. Why do use a "que" inbetween tiene and comprar at 14:06?

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Jamie J First at all, thank you for subscribing, I appreciate it 😊 Now, as for your question. We use “tener que” followed by an infinitive verb (a verb ending in -at, -er, -ir) when we’re talking about something that is needed to do or even an obligation, it’s the equivalent of “I have to”, so “que” reemplaces “to” in English in this case (btw, I have a video where I explain top 6 uses of “que”). So in that example I was trying to say he has the obligation to buy it. I hope it helps. 😉

[@jj5329]

@@SpeakSpanishWithPaula De nada. Ok, so that's only for tener and not other verbs? Also, the english sentence should say "He has to buy it FOR me" rather than "TO me" so would that change things? Would you use para instead or still use que?

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Jamie J We still use “tener que”, you can add “para mi” at the end just to emphasize. Él tiene que comprármela para mi, but it’s not necessary. “Tener” it’s not the only verb that it’s followed by “que”. We also use it with “Hay que”, “creer que”, etc. 😉

[@niccolowadia3761]

Hola Paula , in spoken spanish which obj. one changes , Dir. or Ind. obj. , because selo , se la does not fit the patern , it's difficult for the other pers. to understand what you said or meant .. Gracias

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

The indirect object pronouns that change to “se” are “le and les” when we mix them with the direct object pronouns “lo / los / la / las”

[@niccolowadia3761]

@@SpeakSpanishWithPaula THNX ? I understood that , but in prose it's understood , but in a conversation would one use SE + lo ,la selo ,sela , selos ??

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

@@niccolowadia3761 Yes. Let me give you an example: Person A: ¿Le dijiste la verdad a Alfonso? Person B: No, no se la dije. La: it’s replacing “la verdad” Se: it’s replacing “a Alfonso” (and it’s SE because we can’t say “le la dije” In that short dialogue the pronouns are used separately, but depending on the context and sentence you could put them together attached to a verb. For instance in commands! Person A: Pedro quiere ver tus fotos del viaje. Person B: más tarde se las muestro. Person A: no, muéstraselas ahorita, por favor. Hope it helps!

[@niccolowadia3761]

@@SpeakSpanishWithPaula Got it . THNX

[@mjperfume1523]

Lanza is a javellin in a english

[@mjperfume1523]

I dont find this dicifil

[@kouroumasekoufoualah3186]

Queremos explicación en francés un poco

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Lo siento, no hablo francés 🙈🙈

[@mjperfume1523]

Paula direct is said in English as dur ect not di Gracias

[@larrytruelove8659]

“Indirect object” is supposed to be pronounced with a short “i” sound, not the long “i.” She’s tapping the “r” and making it hard to understand.

[@mariannenapoles4923]

She is pronouncing direct and indirect wrong. 😉 This is not meant to be critical but it was very distracting throughout the whole video. The “i” in indirect should be pronounced like the i in “in” and the “i” in direct is pronounced like “ur.” It was a great 👍 lesson. Thank you 🙏🏼 very much.

[@mjperfume1523]

Sorry Paula but it’s een direct not the way u say the i in spanish U will be confusing the English ppl