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Whether to use te/le/les?

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Hi I am doing an exercise consisting of the following sentence and I have been given three options which I can use to fill in the blank in the sentence (te/le/les) and I dont know which is suitable. "?Qué te/le/les ha parecido el vestido a tu madre?" Could someone tell me which of the three options is suitable and why and also the trranslation of this sentence. I think it means " What did your mothers dress look like"? Thanks!

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updated Dec 17, 2010
posted by alanreen

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¿Qué te ha parecido el vestido a tu madre?= What did you think of the dress (referring to you and your mother at the same time????)

¿Qué le ha parecido el vestido a tu madre?= What did your mother think of the dress?

¿Qué les ha parecido el vestido a tu madre?= What did your mother think of the dress? (referring to your mother as "them" ?????)

updated Dec 17, 2010
posted by lazarus1907
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,The answer is

Qué le ha parecido el vestido a tu madre?

Because this sentence can translate like this!

Qué le ha parecido el vestido a tu madre?= What did your mother think of the dress?

And other translate that is not really right sentence: What did you think of the dress(If we use the te!), What did your mother think of the dress?(If we use the les)

LOL rolleyes

updated Dec 17, 2010
posted by JUNGJS