2017年6月28日 · DOP: me / te /lo, la / nos / os / los, las. IOP: me / te / le / nos / os / les. Notice that the DOP and IOP are very similar, but IOP doesn't have a separate form for the third persons. In gustar, you use this verb to say that A likes B.

What is the difference between lo and la? Compare and contrast the definitions and English translations of lo and la on SpanishDictionary.com, the world's most accurate Spanish-English reference website.

In the first sentence below, la pelota receives the action of tiró, and thus is the direct object of the sentence. It is singular, feminine, and a thing, so it is in the third person. Therefore, you can replace it with the direct object pronoun la, as shown in the second example.

The indirect object pronouns le and les change to se when followed by the direct object pronouns lo, la, los and las. le/les -> se before lo, la, los, las examples

2017年9月26日 · Lo, la, los and las are direct pronouns. Object Pronouns. updated Oct 10, 2011. posted by Jeremias. 🚀 ...

2012年4月16日 · I can see why this is confusing. In this case, e "le, lo, and la" are pronouns referring to whatever it is that the child is putting down. If it is a doll, (muñeca), the reference pronoun would be feminine, or "la". Masculine items would use "lo". If they were putting down another child, perhaps, they would use the pronoun for "him", or "le".

2011年9月9日 · la = the (feminine, with a few exceptions is used before words ending in "a") los = the (plural form of el, masculine) las = the (plural form of la, feminine) Examples: el perro = the dog. los perros = the dogs. la vaca = the cow. las vacas = …

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2012年12月6日 · When the pronoun represents things, "le" is not used and we must use "lo" and "la." To your original question: "le" and "la" are used in the same sentence for ease of pronunciation. "La hablaba" is difficult because the two "A" sounds run together, so we use "le" in this case. ie: "Dile (a ella) que la quiero y que le adoro."

2016年5月22日 · The 3rd person pronouns must match in gender. So "la" was used for "la manzana" because it is feminine. If it had been "pollo" it would change to "cómelo" because pollo is masculine. If it was more than one apple/chicken, it would change to "cómelas" or "cómelos" in order to match number. The DOPs are: me-me. te-you; lo/la-it/him/her; nos-us