object pronouns - llamar
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I am getting myself confused with direct and indirect object pronouns again!
To say......'I (will) call her tomorrow'
is it .........'la llamo mañana' (ie in this case llamar is a transitive verb so a DO pronoun
or.............'le llamo mañana' (IDO pronoun - i am saying this because i have only ever seen llamar used with IDO pronouns)
Thanks!
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updated Sep 27, 2011
edited by billygoat
posted by billygoat
2 Answers
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(voy a llamar a su futuro) I will call her tomorrow
(la llamaré mañana) I will call her tomorrow
updated Apr 4, 2011
posted by lisapina
thank you! I am happy with the tenses but i get myself in a muddle with pronouns lol - billygoat, Apr 4, 2011
That trips off the tongue more easily , and sounds good. Thank you. - ray76, Apr 4, 2011
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The most usual (and recommended by the RAE) way is using the direct object, la.
updated Apr 3, 2011
posted by Vikingo
thank you! - billygoat, Apr 3, 2011
