Eso tengo que verlo
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This is like the English way of saying: This I gotta see!
I can understand "that" instead of "this" but I don't know why the extra "lo" is needed when you already have eso. Gracias
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updated May 1, 2011
posted by jeezzle
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When the D.O. appears before the verb, the corresponding pronoun also appears with it:
Eso... [D.O.] tengo que ver[lo: D.O.]
updated May 1, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
I have not been around for a long time... What is D.O.? direct object maybe? - Zoltán, May 1, 2011
Yep, Direct Object. Good to see you Zoltan. (can't do the a thing in the comments) - jeezzle, May 1, 2011
You too, and thanks. - Zoltán, May 1, 2011
