PERSONAL PRONOUNS IN SPANISH (I, you, he, she, them).....

PRONOMBRES PERSONALESEN INGLÉS (Yo, tú, usted/es, él, ella, ellos/as etc)

  (Bilingual Spanish English grammar help - Ayuda de gramática bilingüe inglés español)

 

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Grammar Guide...

He's coming with me

(Él) Viene conmigo

I want to go with you

Quiero ir contigo

Identifying unseen person.

3ª persona para identificar persona que no se ve.

Hello it's me (at the door, phone)

Hola soy yo (teléfono, puerta etc)               

Who is it? (at the door)

¿Quién es? (usted) (en la puerta)

Translation of pronoun 'one'...

Uso de los pronombres 'one/ones'...

The fat one is you (picture)

El gordo eres tú

The thin ones are us (in a picture)

Los flacos somos nosotros

Identifying seen person.

Identificar persona que se ve.

Hello, I'm Dave.

Hola, soy Dave.

Who are you?

¿Quién es usted?

Other uses...

Observa las traducciones...

They've done me a favour

Me han hecho un favor

They hit me

Me han pegado

They told me no

Me han dicho que no               

They've broken my window

Me han roto la ventana

They're envious of me

Me tienen envidia

Don't tread on my floor!

¡No me pises el suelo!

Don't tell me (about it)

No me lo digas / cuentes

Use of 'le', 'lo' can vary from country to country, in general, 'le' is used for indirect object and 'la' 'lo' direct object. However, in Spain, the pronoun 'le' is used for a singular human male when a direct object but 'los' is preferred for human males when a direct object.

 

I saw him last night

Le vi anoche (Spain)  Lo vi anoche (Lat. Am.) (Direct object)

I saw it last night

Lo vi anoche (Lat. Am. and Spain ) (Direct object)

She loves him

Le ama (Spain) (Direct object)

She loves them (the men)

Los ama (Direct object)

I saw her last night

La vi anoche (Direct object)

I saw them at the pub last night

Los vi anoche en el bar (Direct object)

I saw them last night (the girls)

Las vi anoche (Direct object)

I said 'hello' to her

Le dije 'hola' (Indirect object)

I said 'hello' to him

Le dije 'hola' (Indirect object)

I said 'hello' to them (mas. or fem.)

Les dije 'Hola'. (Indirect object)

She found them (the pens)

Ella los encontró (Direct object)

He found them (the oranges)

Él las encontró (Direct object)

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