In this video lesson we’re going to be practicing Double Object Pronouns some more.
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.
Leave any questions or comments below!
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Vocabulario:
verbos (verbs):
- buscar – to look for
- comprar – to buy
- dar – to give
- decir – to say; to tell
- dijiste – you said; you told
- enseñar – to teach/show
- enseña – s/he teaches/shows
- estar – to be
- está – s/he is
- estamos – we are
- explicar – to explain
- hablar – to talk/speak
- hablaste – you talked/spoke
- ir – to go
- jugar – to play
- llevar – to take, to wear, to carry
- lleva – s/he takes/wears/carries
- mandar – to send
- necesitar – to need
- necesita – s/he needs
- necesitamos – we need
- pasar – to happen
- pedir – to ask for
- poder – to be able; can
- puede – s/he can / you (formal) can
- preparar – to prepare
- preparando – preparing
- prestar – to loan
- querer – to want
- saber – to know
- ser – to be
- tener – to have
- vender – to sell
- ver – to see
sustantivos (nouns):
- alguien – someone
- anoche – lastnight
- el color – the color
- (el) fútbol – soccer
- el hermano – the brother
- el libro – the book
- (el) mañana – tomorrow
- el papá – the dad
- (el) sábado – Saturday
- el teléfono – the telephone
- la esposa – the wife
- la hermana – the sister
- las botas – boots
- la Navidad – (the) Christmas
- la novia – the girlfriend
- la película – the movie
- la señora – the woman
- las fresas – the strawberries
- las rosas – roses
- la (tele)novela – the soap opera
- los abuelos – the grandparents
- los estudiantes – the students
- los tíos – the uncles / the aunt(s) & uncle(s)
- los zapatos – the shoes
- todos – everyone
- una bufanda – a scarf
- unas vacaciones – a vacation
- un favor – a favor
- unos sándwiches – some sandwiches
- un regalo – a present
- usted – you (formal)
otro (other):
- a – to
- antes de – before
- cuál – which
- de – of
- en – in, at, on
- este – this
- favorito – favorite
- lo que – what
- mi(s) – my
- mucho – a lot
- nuevos/nuevas – new
- para – for
- que – that
- siempre – always
- su(s) – his, her, your (formal), their, your (plural)
- tu(s) – your
- viejo(s) – old
- ya – already
Related video(s):
- Direct Objects (part 1)
- Direct Objects (part 2)
- Direct Objects (part 3)
- Direct Objects SONG (lo,la,los,las)
- Indirect Objects
- Indirect Objects SONG!
- Double Object Pronouns explanation
- Double Object Pronouns Practice #1
- Double Object Pronouns Practice #2
- Double Object Pronouns Practice #4
Hola! Thank you for uploading this video.
Really helped me to become comfortable in OD and OI that was becoming a nightmare for me 🙂
– Harsh
Mumbai.