when to use le, lo, mi, me, te
When should I use: Le Lo Mi Me, Te
3 Answers
All of the words in your list are pronouns, but used as different parts of speech.
Le in an indirect object pronoun.
Lo is a direct object pronoun.
Mi (actually mí) is an object of a preposition pronoun. [mi is a possessive adjective]
Me is more versatile. It can be an object pronoun (i.o.p. & d.o.p.) or a reflexive pronoun.
Te is the same as Me.
This chart might help you determine which pronouns are used where .
If you can appropriately explain to me when to use "it", "him", "he", "you" and "yours" in less than 5000 words, I'll try to do the same in Spanish. You need to check several articles on how to use these words; a quick explanation is likely to be insufficient.
A very good response to a complicated answer.
