In this video lesson we’re going to be practicing Double Object Pronouns.
If you aren’t sure what that means, it means we’ll be using both Direct Object Pronouns and Indirect Object Pronouns in the same sentences.
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Vocabulario:
verbos (verbs):
abrir – to open
   abro – I open
comprar – to buy
   compraste – you bought
comprender – to understand
   comprenden – they understand
dar – to give
   das – you give
   dio – s/he gave
   doy – I give
decir – to say; tell
   dice – s/he says
   diciendo – saying
   digo – I say
   dijo – s/he said/told
ense̱ar Рto show / to teach
   enseñó – s/he showed
entender – to understand
   entiendo – I understand
   entiendes – you understand
estar – to be
   está – s/he is / it is
   estaba – s/he was / it was
   estás – you are
explicar – to explain
gustar – “to like” (literally: to be pleasing)
   me gusta(n) – I like
   te gusta(n) – you like
ir – to go
   va – s/he goes/is going
leer – to read
   lee – s/he reads
llegar – to arrive
llevar – to wear / carry / take
   llevaba – s/he used to wear/carry/take
mandar – to send
   mandé – I sent
pasar – to pass / happen
   pasó – it happened
poder – to be able / can
   puede – s/he can
   puedes – you are able / you can
querer – to want
   querÃa – I wanted
   quieres – you want
regalar – to give a gift
   regaló – s/he gave a gift
robar – to steal
   robó – s/he stole
saber – to know
   sé – I know
   supiste – you knew / you found out
ser – to be
   son – they are
tener – to have
   tienes – you have
   tener que – to have [to do something]
vender -to sell
ver -to see
   vieron – they saw / you all saw
sustantivos (nouns):
alguien – someone
ayer – yesterday
despacio – slowly
¿cuándo? – when?
¿dónde? – where?
el agua -the water
el hermano – the brother
el hielo – the ice
el problema – the problem
la carta – the letter
la casa – the house
la esquina – the corner
la fiesta – the party
la lámpara – the lamp
la maestra – the teacher (female)
la mamá – the mom
la noche – the night
la puerta – the door
la se̱ora Рthe lady / mrs. ___
las botas – the boots
las joyas – the jewelry
los alumnos – the students
los guantes – the gloves
los hijos – the kids/children
los verbos – the verbs
nada – nothing
una invitación – an invitation
(una) vez – (one) time
un libro – a book
otro (other):
algunos/algunas – some
“buenas noches” – goodnight
cada – each; every
claro que sà – of course
con – with
cuando – when
de – of, from
despu̩s de Рafter ___
de vacaciones – on vacation
en – in, on, at
entonces – so
estos/estas – these
lo que – what
más – more
mi(s) – my
muchos/muchas – a lot (of)
nuevo/nueva – new
otro/otra – (an)other
para – for
pero – but
¿por qué? – why?
qu̩ Рwhat
que – that
sà – yes
siempre – always
sólo – only
su(s) – his, her, your (formal), their, your (plural)
todavÃa – still
y – and
ya – already
ya no – no longer
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