Pronouns in Spanish. Is this correct?
You have to give it to her. -> Le tienes que darlo.
I will do it for them. -> Les voy a hacerlo.
He gives it to me. -> Me lo da.
Voy a él. -> I go to him.
Viene a mí. -> He comes to me.
Lo hacen para nos. -> They do it for us.
No nos molesta. -> It does not bother us.
Me gustan vosotros. -> I like you.
Se ve ella. -> You see her.
Se lo decimos. -> We tell it to you.
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You have to give it to her. -> Tienes que dárselo (le - turns into 'se' when its part of the verb and always goes before the Direct object 'lo')
I will do it for them. -> Se lo haré (les turns into 'se' when there is a direct object next to it) /Lo haré por ellos.
He gives it to me. -> Me lo da.
Voy a él. -> I go to him.
Viene a mí. -> He comes to me.
Lo hacen por nosotros (nos is the Direct Object, the noun is 'nosotros')/Nos lo hacen . -> They do it for us.
No nos molesta. -> It does not bother us.
Me gustáis (vosotros)/ Me gustan (ustedes) -> plural . Me gustas (tú) ->singular -> I like you.
La ves (no need for se because there is only direct object) -> You see her.
Te lo decimos. -> We tell it to you. ( Se lo decimos will be for him/her 'él/ella')
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You have to give it to her. -> Tienes que dárselo a ella
I will do it for them. -> Lo haré por ellos
He gives it to me. -> Me lo da.
Voy a él. -> I go to him.
Viene a mí. -> He comes to me.
Lo hacen para nos. -> They do it for us.
No nos molesta. -> It does not bother us.
Me gustan vosotros. -> I like you.
La ves. -> You see her.
Te lo decimos -> We tell it to you.
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