Spanish - Indirect Object Pronouns Explained In 7 Minutes

In this video, I’m explaining indirect object pronouns in Spanish. Indirect object pronouns are pronouns that take the form of a noun in a sentence to avoid repeating the same word twice which works the same way for direct object pronouns. They share the same concept with direct object pronouns, but most importantly, indirect object pronouns indicate a second object within a sentence (I buy a car for you, with you being the indirect object pronoun). In Spanish, their syntax is similar to direct object pronouns, being me, te, nos, and os, but les being them and le being him/her/person’s name, and in order to indicate who the person is, there has to be the construction “a” + “pronoun.” This concept is actually too long to explain in the description, so in the video, I explain it as thoroughly as I can while providing more examples than usual at the end of the video.

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