Direct and indirect object pronouns in context, including double-pronoun sentences and placement rules. Front: the Spanish word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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me (direct object, first person singular)- te
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you (direct object, second person singular)- lo
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him, it (direct object, masculine singular)- la
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her, it (direct object, feminine singular)- nos
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us (direct object, first person plural)- os
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you all (direct object, second person plural in Spain)- los
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them, you all (direct object, masculine or mixed plural)- las
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them, you all (direct object, feminine plural)- le
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to him, to her, to you (indirect object, singular)- les
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to them, to you all (indirect object, plural)- se lo, se la, se los, se las
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it to him/her/them, it to you all (combining indirect 'se' with direct object)- me lo, me la, me los, me las
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it to me (combining indirect 'me' with direct object)- te lo, te la, te los, te las
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it to you (combining indirect 'te' with direct object)- nos lo, nos la, nos los, nos las
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it to us (combining indirect 'nos' with direct object)- os lo, os la, os los, os las
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it to you all (combining indirect 'os' with direct object in Spain)
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