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"te lo dije" and the various forms of "te"

"te lo dije" and the various forms of "te"

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Hey,

What's the formal version of the following? (I'm assuming "te" is an informal form.) te lo dije (in English: I said it to you)

Also, could someone please point me a table showing the various forms of "te"? I searched on the interwebs, but couldn't find it.

Thanks!

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updated Nov 6, 2012
posted by corazon_espinado
It's correct and normal. - annierats, Nov 3, 2012

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The formal form of te lo dije is se lo dije a usted. For your second question, I'm not sure what exactly you mean, but te can have several meanings like a direct, indirect, or reflexive object.

For example:

Te llevo al restaurante. (direct object)

Te doy el libro. (indirect object)

Te lavas la cara. (reflexive object)

updated Nov 6, 2012
posted by LaPiedraAlegre
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Thank you folks -- that was very helpful.

updated Nov 6, 2012
posted by corazon_espinado
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Check out this link.

updated Nov 3, 2012
posted by francobollo