Objecto directo

Question

Could you explain what pronouns objecto directo? What is this and where do I use it

In addition to my answer see what rogspax has suggested. - Jubilado, Oct 2, 2013

Answer 1

El objeto directo is Direct Object it can be a noun or a pronoun.

Here is an example: I study Spanish. Estudio español. The Direct Object is español and the Direct Object Pronoun would be lo in Spanish (masculine singular). So "I study it" would be Lo estudio

The Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish are: me, te, lo, la, nos, os, and los, las

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Direct object pronouns

Answer 2

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