" Para mí" Para ti

Question

Can anyone explain these? When to use? What the mean?

And are there more? I mean along the lines of mi ti, What are the other ones and what is this called?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

They are the forms for the pronouns used as objects of a preposition--the other ones are the same as the subject pronouns, eg. ella. There are a number of prepositions which use the subject pronouns instead:

entre : between

excepto : except

incluso : including

menos : except

según : according to

salvo : except

Answer 3

When you use a pronoun after a preposition, that pronoun is called a disjunctive pronoun because, in contrast to other pronouns, these pronouns are not closely connected to a verb.

The forms of the disjunctive pronouns are the same as the subject pronouns except for mí and ti.

1st person sing. mí

2nd person sing familiar: ti

2nd person sing formal: usted

3rd person sing: él, ella

1st person plural: nosotros/as

2nd person plural familiar: vosotros/as

2nd person plural formal: ustedes

3rd person plural: ellos, ellas

Answer 4

It means to me, or in my opinion.

The movie was great, para mí.

Para ti is in his or her opinion.

The movie was boring, para ti.

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