A Question about indirect object pronouns
I already know that when you want to say "he stole it from me" you would say "me lo robó"
I used to think it was "lo robó de mi" which is wrong. But I'm trying to understand this more so I'll try another sentence using "from"
If I wanted to say "he provoked a strange feeling from me"
Would it be "me provocó una sensación rara" Or "Provocó una sensación rara de mi" Sorry if it's a weird example, it was the first thing I could think of I kinda get the feeling that it's the first one but I don't know for sure.
1 Answer
Es una pregunta excelente y tienes razón; se utiliza mucho los indirectos me/te/le/nos/os/les.
Me provocó una sensación rara - ¡Perfecto!
Me sacaron las llaves de mi bolso.
Nos recibieron el cheque.
¡Sigue poniéndote las pilas y pronto hablarás español mejor que los españoles! (Una frase armada para dar animo 
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