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Capítulo 2_Viajar

Capítulo 2_Indirect object pronouns

TermDefinition
me te le nos les Indirect object pronouns to place before the verb - to me / for me, to you / for you, to him or her / for him or her, to us / for us, to them / for them
gritar to shout / scream
Ellos le gritaron. They shouted to him or her.
Ellos le gritaron a Carlos. They shouted to Carlos.
Ellos le gritaron a Carmen. They shouted to Carmen.
ofrecer to offer
La recepcionista nos ofreció un cuarto de dos camas sencillas. The receptionist offered us a two single beds room. ("a nosotros" is generally not included - used for emphasis).
A nosotros la recepcionista nos ofreció un cuarto con una cama sencilla. The receptionist offered us a room with one single bed. ("a nosotros" - emphasis)
sorprender to surprise
A ella le sorprendió la fiesta. The party surprised her.
A él le dieron muchos regalos de dinero para su cumpleaños. They gave him many money gifts for his birthday.
Nunca te olvidamos. We never forget you.
Siempre te recordamos. We always remember you.
¿Le ofrecieron un descuento a usted? Did they offer you a discount?
Se incluye "a él, a ella, a usted" para clarificar si es él, ella o usted Include "a él, a ella, a usted" with "le" to clarify if it´s him, her or the formal you
Se incluye "a Juan" con "le" para saber quien Include "a Juan" with "le" to know who
"a mí, "a ti", "a nosotros" se incluye para enfatizar! "a mí", "a ti" and "a nosotros" are included for emphasis!
A mí me regalaron $20, ¿y a ti, cuánto te regalaron? They gave me $20, how much did they give you?
A mí, me costó solo $10 el billete. The ticket only cost me $10.
Me costó $10. It cost me $10.
¿Cuánto te costó el billete? How much did the ticket cost you?
Nosotros les regalamos un viaje a la playa. We gave them a trip to the beach.
Ella les regaló un pastel de chocolate a los estudiantes. She gave the students a chocolate cake. (when including to whom, I must also include "le").
Se puede usar "le" sin "a ella, a él o a usted" CAN use "le" without using "a ella, a él or a usted"
No se puede usar "a ella, a él o a usted" sin"le" - HAY QUE usar los dos CANNOT use "a ella, a él or a usted" without "le" - MUST use both
No se puede usar "a Gabriela o a José" sin "le"- HAY QUE usar los dos CANNOT use "a Gabriela or a José without "le" - MUST use both
A ella le regalaron una bicicleta por su cumpleaños. They gave her a bicycle for her birthday.
A Gabriela le regalaron una muñeca cuando cumplió tres años. They gave Gabriela a doll when she was three.
A él le regalaron una muñeca cuando cumplió un año. They gave him a doll when he was one.
A usted le ofrecieron un descuento, ¿verdad? They offered you a discount, right?
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