los amo
What is the meaning of this. amo looks like a conjugated form of amor, but amor is a noun, and the los indicates that the amo is a noun. I am just starting to learn Spanish.
5 Answers
Natasha said:
It´s not les amo?
That would be "leísmo" (more common in Spain). "Amar" is transitive, and the person you love is the direct object, so in theory it should be "los".
Heidita said:
HI Dayton, welcome to this forum!
WE normally and often put the pronoun before the verb.
so this would be:
Yo amo a ellos/Ustedes
Amo a ellos/Ustedes.....los amo
It´s not les amo'
HI Dayton, welcome to this forum!
WE normally and often put the pronoun before the verb.
so this would be:
Yo amo a ellos/Ustedes
Amo a ellos/Ustedes.....los amo
You're confusing the noun 'amor' with the verb 'amar'. It is the verb that is used in 'los amo'.
Wrong!
los = to them
amo = I love
"los" is a pronoun"; "amo" is a verb.
