"Yo" vs. "mí" Are they interchangeable with "I" and "me" ?
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Yo" vs. "mí"
Is "Yo" always interchangeable with "I" and is "mí " always interchangeable with "me" ?
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updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by thaibean06
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Yes, "yo" always means "I" and "mí" always means [English]"me," but [English]"me" isn't always "mí": it can also be [Spanish]"me
"mí" is used after prepositions like "a" and "para" and "por," among others.
updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by Luciente
Hehe! Confusing but I get it! Thanks! - thaibean06, Feb 9, 2010
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Yo always means I Mí means my though
updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by span1stud151
para mí = for me but then mi (no accent) is "my" I just don't know when to use "mí" and when to use "yo" ! - thaibean06, Feb 8, 2010
Of course he meant "mi" -_- - TheSilentHero, Feb 8, 2010
Thanks span1stud151 ! - thaibean06, Feb 9, 2010
