In pronouns^x

Me is a direct object pronoun as well as an indirect object pronoun. Me odias, ¿no? -- You hate me don't you? (Direct Object Pronoun) Ella me compró esos regalos. -- She bought those gifts for me. (Indirect Object Pronoun) Mi on the other hand is a possesive adjective. Mi libro -- My...

Ojo, no se confundan con el mí (con tilde) que es pronombre personal usado con preposiciones: de mí, a mí, para mí.Me es el objeto directo, mi es el posesivo: mi casa, mi enamorada, etc.Saludos

Dear Jhumka, only some Latin American countries use vos instead of tú: Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (and some places in Colombia and specific areas of other countries). I agree that learning vosotros is not compulsory if you don't plan to travel to Spain. Cheers

Hi, aurae,>a Guatemalan student who is living at UBC this winter,Un estudiante Guatemalteco que está viviendo en UBC este invierno,>a twenty year old blond boy how much money we have and who is going to do what ... Who is going to prepare food,Necesitamos saber cuánto dinero tenemos y...