Which pronoun do I use to replace multiple words....?

Question

I need to re-write this phrase by replacing the last part (los sandwiches y refrescos) with the appropriate pronombre (lo, la, le,les,)...I used Los at first but I guess its wrong? Here is the phrase...."Papá nos dice que debemos servir los sándwiches y refrescos." Can anyone help me?

Answer 1

los it´s alright. But it´s not a pronoun. it´s an article for plural masculine.

Why do you think it´s wrong?

In this construction, it's a pronoun (that happens to be spellled the same as the article). - samdie, Sep 8, 2010

It is a pronoun indeed. - lazarus1907, Sep 8, 2010

Answer 2

Papá nos dice que debemos servírnoslos.

Answer 3

I get a little confused with these pronouns myself. But I think it might be "Los servir." I am reviewing in at http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/100014/direct-object-pronouns.

I am also thinking it might be "Papá nos dice que debemos servirlos."

Answer 4

What I am trying to do is replace the subject with a pronoun...for example: "Hoy compré los boletos". would become "Hoy los compré".....so in the original question I need to know where to put the prounoun LOS that will be replacing "los sandwiches y refrescos".

Answer 5

I think los is correct. Both, sándwiches and refrescos, are masculine and plural, so los would be fine.