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Se lo aconsejo que lea este libro.

Se lo aconsejo que lea este libro.

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Hola,

Se lo aconsejo que lea este libro.

En este oracion ¿quién es Se y quién es lo?. Por favor traduzca esta oracion para mi.

Gracias de antemano Pravin

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updated Sep 8, 2013
posted by Pravin_101

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Depending on context, se here can be Ud, ella or él. In this case se takes the place of the indirect object pronoun le for ease of pronunciation because it preceeds lo (We can´t say "Le lo").

Lo is the act of reading the book. If reading the book is already known, we can say simply Se lo aconsejo but in this case que lea este libro confirms that "he/she/you read the book."

For example, if le refers to Ud. the phrase means: I advise that you read this book.

updated Sep 8, 2013
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
Realmente así lo dirías? - chileno, Sep 8, 2013
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Weird structure IMO! Le aconsejo que lea este libro, or Se lo aconsejo. (sin más) is how I'd say it.

updated Sep 8, 2013
posted by RafaelNoiret
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Totally agree with Rafael:

Le aconsejo que lea este libro.

or

Se lo aconsejo, lea/lee este libro. (notice the comma!)

Edit: Unless there is a typo in the way the OP wrote that...

Se le aconseja que lea este libro. = It is advisable that you read this book

Hmmm?

updated Sep 8, 2013
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
I agree with you and Rafa. I only explained what is going on in the sentence - 005faa61, Sep 8, 2013