Lo, Le, La
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Does "lo", "le", "la" always appear before the verb? As in "lo hace" and why? Thanks
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updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by AngieKing
Angie, please fill out the language information in your profile. Thanks! - SonrisaDelSol, Sep 3, 2011
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Well, "lo" and "la" are direct object pronouns. You can read all about them and their uses here.
"La" is also a definite article used before feminine nouns.
La galleta - the cookie
La pregunta - the question
You can learn about "el" and "la" here!
"Le" is an indirect object pronoun. Want to learn more about these guys? Read here.
I told my mom about the party. - Le dije a mi mamá sobre la fiesta.
Disclaimer: If you wanted to use the d.o.p and i.o.p in this sentence, "le" would change to "se".
"Lo hace" means he/she/it/you formal do it.
updated Oct 18, 2011
edited by SonrisaDelSol
posted by SonrisaDelSol
