Is se used for plural les?

Question

indirect objects become le or les, so then if le becomes se when before lo, la, las, etc does les become ses? In the lesson les became se - is se used whether it is he/she/it or them/those?

Hi kitty, no se stays se , singular and plural same word - 00494d19, Sep 24, 2009

please note that it is mandatory on this forum to use correct spelling, grammar, and capitalization in your posts. - - 00494d19, Sep 24, 2009

Answer 1

Reflexive Pronouns le - he, she, usted les - ellos, ellas, ustedes

Indirect object pronouns se - he, she usted se - ellos ellas ustedes

You have your labels backwards

I rise

you rise

he/she/it rises

See what happens when I try to make my posts pretty? Ha ha - Preguntón, Sep 24, 2009

Answer 2

Reflexive Verbs and pronouns

levantarse: I rises - me levanto you rises - te levanto he rises - se levanto we rise - nos levantamos they rise - se levantan

Notice: "se" uses the same reflexive pronoun.

Indirect object pronouns:

For example sake: "I give" will be my example

me doy - I give myself/ te doy - I give you/ le doy a Juan - I give to Juan/

nos doy - I give us/ les doy a ellos - I give them/

Indirect object pronouns le - he, she, usted les - ellos, ellas, ustedes

Reflexive Pronouns se - he, she usted se - ellos ellas ustedes