he and him
What is the difference between he and him in spanish.
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In this question, "he" and "him" are in two different classes of pronouns. "He" is a subject pronoun, third person singular. This is the Spanish pronoun "él". In some caes, depending on context, this could also mean "him". "Him" could be used in a direct object useage, or as an indirect useage. In English, the word is the same, but in Spanish, the word used is different. The IO pronoun is "le", and the DO pronoun is "lo".
"Él" is both "he" and "him".
