Indirect/ Direct Object Pronoun help Please!!!
What are the easiest ways to understand and remember the differences and uses of Indirect and Direct object pronouns?
It would be much appreciated if someone could help me!!
Thank you!!
4 Answers
Just to get you started and this is not a grammatical explanation but just a general idea to keep in mind is that 'direct' object are called that because they are the object of the verb, there's nothing between them and the verb. The difference between 'me' and 'to me'.
¿Me oyes? Did you hear me?
Lo conozco (a él). I know him
Whereas indirect objects usually have something between them and the verb (the direct object which is usually right there in the sentence or it is implied).
Le dije la verdad. I told him/her/you the truth. (I told the truth 'to him' etc)
¿Me hablas? Are you talking to me?
I'm not sure if that helps you at all but hopefully it will a little 
The easiest way I found was to think of LOLA as being direct and Les as being indirect!
Ind: Me Nos Te Os Le Les
Dir: Me Nos Te Os Lo/La Los/las
Don't think in English! listen to lots of Spanish media if you can and try to learn their unusual sentence formation on the hop! You will find this easier than continiously referring to grammar rules!
Not sure if you mean the diffence? You use the indirect object when the action is "to" someone and direct object otherwise. Yo se le dire a el. I will give it to him.
