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How do you use double object pronouns if someone asks you? ¿Me diste la tarjeta de credito?
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updated Mar 22, 2013
posted by sberger0404
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Sí, te la di. / No, no te la di. Sí, te (indirect object) la (direct object) di. / No, no te(indirect object) la (direct object) di. It is always the same order, indirect comes first.
updated Mar 22, 2013
posted by Chyeko
S0 is there an accent on di? - sberger0404, Mar 22, 2013
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¿Me diste la tarjeta de credito?
La tarjeta = la
Sí, ya te la di
updated Mar 22, 2013
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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Further to Chyeko's answer, one needs to change le to se if it's 3rd person IOP use.
Sí, se la di. No, no se la di.
updated Mar 22, 2013
posted by Sheily
I used second person because the question is ¿Me "diste" la tarjeta de crédito? So it is second person and third person sounds too polite. At least in Spain, 'cause in South America they tend to use that third person for informal speech. - Chyeko, Mar 22, 2013
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sí or no, I suppose. Honestly I don't know what a double object pronoun is, can you explain?
updated Mar 22, 2013
posted by jessicamccall117
