Learn Spanish Grammar Lesson Act 6 Pronouns Reflexives Clitics

The object pronoun me. Stands in for the person an action is done to. Sits before the verb. Me llamo anoche. Core spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun te. Te quiero. Te vi. The word that goes before the verb when someone does something to you in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun lo. It points back at a boy thing or a man already named. El libro ya lo lei. Core spanish grammar for everyday talk. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun la. It points back at a girl thing or a woman already named. La cerveza ya la tome. Core spanish grammar in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun nos. Nos vio. Nos saludo. The word that means us when something is done to the whole group in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun los. It points back at boy things or a mixed group of people. Los tacos ya los pedi. Daily spanish grammar in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun las. It points back at girl things already named. Las llaves ya las tengo. Spanish grammar for talking about them. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Mexican rule for saying I saw him. Lo vi anoche en el bar. Always lo never le for a man in real spanish grammar from Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun me for getting something. Me dijo la verdad. Mi mama me mando un mensaje. Spanish grammar for the receiver. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun te for getting something. Te traigo algo. Te guarde un taco. Spanish grammar for who you are doing the thing for. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun le. It means to him or to her or to you polite. Le mande un mensaje. The most useful spanish grammar word for giving. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun nos for receiving. Nos compro tacos. Nos trajo chelas. Core spanish grammar for what was done for the whole group. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun les. Les dije que vinieran. Les compre dulces. Core spanish grammar for what you do for them or tell to them. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Mexican habit of doubling up le with a named person. Le regale flores a mi novia. Both pieces together in real spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pair me lo. Me lo dijo. Me lo presto. The person word always comes before the thing word in this spanish grammar rule. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pair te la. Te la presto. Te la mando. Person word first thing word second the core stacking rule of spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pair nos los. Nos los regalaron. Nos los mandaron. The pattern for them gave them to us in everyday spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish rule that turns le into se before lo or la. Se lo di a mi hermano. The forbidden le lo fix in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish habit of gluing te onto the verb. Voy a llamarte. Quiero verte. The pronoun rides the end of the verb in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish habit of gluing te onto ando and iendo verbs. Estoy esperandote. Estoy buscandote. Clitic rides the end in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish lo that stands for a whole idea. Ya lo se. No lo sabia. The pronoun points at the entire thought in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun esto. Use it when the thing has no name yet. Qué es esto. Esto pasó ayer. Common spanish grammar in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun eso. Use it for an idea or thing you do not name. Eso no me gusta. Por eso llegué tarde. Daily spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pronoun aquello. Use it for something far back in time. Aquello fue hace años. Mexican spanish grammar in real talk. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive pronoun me. Use it when the action returns to you. Me lavo las manos. Me baño. Me visto. Core spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive pronoun te. Use it when the action returns to you. Te ves cansado. Te bañaste. Te ríes. Everyday spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive pronoun se for him her or them. Se levanta tarde. Se baña en la noche. Se queda en casa. Core spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive pronoun nos for we. Nos vemos en el espejo. Nos quedamos en casa. Nos divertimos. Group spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb levantarse. To get up from bed or a chair. Me levanto a las seis. Levántate ya. Daily routine spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb despertarse. To wake up in the morning. Me desperté tarde. Te despertaste. Daily routine spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb bañarse. In Mexico you say bañarse not ducharse. Me baño antes de salir. Daily routine spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb vestirse. To put your clothes on. Me visto rápido. Vístete ya. Mi hija se viste sola. Daily spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb acostarse. To go to bed or lie down. Me acuesto temprano. Acuéstate ya. Daily routine spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb irse. Ir means to go but irse means to leave. Ya me voy. Nos vamos. Common Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb dormirse. To fall asleep. The moment you drift off. Me dormí en el sillón. Daily life spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb llamarse. To be named. Me llamo Jeff. Cómo te llamas. Ella se llama Laura. Day one spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

Ponerse and a feeling word. Someone changes mood fast. Se puso celosa. Me puse nervioso. Se puso feliz. Emotion spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

Hacerse for becoming over time through work. Se hizo doctor. Mi primo se hizo abogado. Se hizo famosa. Change spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

Volverse for flipping into a state fast. Se volvió loco. La gente se volvió loca. Se volvió raro. Change spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive verb enojarse. To get angry at someone. Me enojé con él. No te enojes. Se enojó. Emotion spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

Sentirse and a feeling word for how you feel inside. Me siento mal. Me siento cansado. Te sientes mal. Feeling spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive cansarse for getting tired of something. Me cansé de esperar. Ya me cansé. A core piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive aburrirse for being bored. Me aburrí en la junta. Me aburro un montón. A daily piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The phrase darse cuenta de for realizing something. No me di cuenta de la hora. A high mileage move in Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive fijarse en for paying close attention. Fíjate bien. No me fijé en el precio. A common piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive acordarse de for remembering people and things. Te acuerdas de Karla. A core Mexican spanish grammar move. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reciprocal nos and se for each other. Nos vemos mañana. Nos hablamos al rato. A daily piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The impersonal se for people in general. Aquí se habla español. Se renta cuarto. A sign worthy piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The accidental se me for things that just happen. Se me cayó el celular. A high mileage move in Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The accidental se me olvidó for things that slip away. Se me olvidó la cita. A daily move in Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The accidental se me perdió for losing things that slip away. Se me perdió la cartera. A useful piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The intensifier me before comí for eating the whole thing. Me comí dos tortas. A flavorful piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The intensifier me before tomé for downing a drink. Me tomé la chela rapidísimo. A cantina ready Mexican spanish grammar move. Learn Spanish grammar.

The phrase echarse una bebida for knocking back a drink. Me eché un mezcal. A cantina ready piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The reflexive quedarse for staying somewhere. Me quedé en casa toda la noche. A daily piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The verb quedar without se for asking where a place is. Dónde queda el hotel. A traveler friendly Mexican spanish grammar move. Learn Spanish grammar.

The phrase quedarle a alguien for how clothes fit on a person. Te queda bien esa camisa. A flirty Mexican spanish grammar move. Learn Spanish grammar.

The phrase quedar de for agreeing to meet up later. Quedamos de vernos a las ocho. A core Mexican spanish grammar move. Learn Spanish grammar.

The phrase quedarse con for keeping something. Quédate con el cambio. A tip jar ready piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The verb llevar for wearing clothes on your body. Lleva una camisa azul. A daily essential piece of Mexican spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The verb llevar for bringing something along to a place. Yo llevo el postre. A potluck ready Mexican spanish grammar move. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb llevar with time. Llevo dos años en Cancún means I have been there two years. A spanish grammar pattern for duration. Learn Spanish grammar.

Llevarse bien con means to get along well. Me llevo bien con su familia means I get along with his family. A social spanish grammar use. Learn Spanish grammar.

Llevarse mal con means to clash with someone. Se lleva mal con su jefe means he does not get along. A real spanish grammar use. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb traer for bringing toward you. Me traes una chela means will you bring me a beer. An everyday spanish grammar request. Learn Spanish grammar.

Traer brings toward you and llevar takes away. Llévate el paraguas means take the umbrella with you. A core spanish grammar contrast. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb dejar for leaving something behind. Dejé las llaves en la mesa means I left the keys there. A spanish grammar staple. Learn Spanish grammar.

Dejar can also mean to let or allow. Déjame ver means let me see. A core spanish grammar use for permission and soft requests. Learn Spanish grammar.

Dejar de plus a verb means to quit doing it. Dejé de fumar means I quit smoking. A core spanish grammar pattern for stopping habits. Learn Spanish grammar.

How to tell a driver where to drop you. Aquí déjame por favor means drop me here please. A daily-use spanish grammar phrase for taxis. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Mexican phrase echar un trago means to grab a drink. Vamos a echar un trago means let us go grab one. A spanish grammar bar chunk. Learn Spanish grammar.

The slang echar la hueva means to laze around. Ando echando la hueva means I am just being lazy. A casual spanish grammar idiom. Learn Spanish grammar.

Echar porras means to cheer someone on. Le echamos porras al equipo means we cheered the team on. A Mexican spanish grammar idiom. Learn Spanish grammar.

Echar un grito means to give someone a shout. Échame un grito cuando llegues means give me a shout on arrival. A spanish grammar chunk. Learn Spanish grammar.

Échale ganas means to give it your all. Échale ganas güey means come on push hard dude. A core Mexican spanish grammar phrase. Learn Spanish grammar.

Pasarse means to cross the line or go too far. Te pasaste güey means you went too far dude. A daily Mexican spanish grammar callout. Learn Spanish grammar.

Pasar por means to swing by and pick someone up. Paso por ti a las ocho means I will pick you up at eight. A spanish grammar phrase. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb oír for sound reaching the ears. No te oigo means I cannot hear you. A core spanish grammar use for calls. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb escuchar for listening on purpose. Escúchame bien means listen to me carefully. A core spanish grammar contrast. Learn Spanish grammar.

After para the word yo turns into mí with an accent. Es para mí means it is for me. A foundational spanish grammar pronoun shift. Learn Spanish grammar.

After para the word tú turns into ti with no accent. Este regalo es para ti means this gift is for you. A foundational spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The word conmigo glues the preposition con and the speaker into one. Vienes conmigo. Ven conmigo. Spanish grammar for inviting someone. Learn Spanish grammar.

The word contigo glues con and the listener into one. Voy contigo. Quiero estar contigo. Cuento contigo. Spanish grammar of closeness. Learn Spanish grammar.