Lo vs se vs le in Spanish

How to understand lo vs se vs le in Spanish. This is part two of my lesson series to teach you how to understand direct object and indirect object pronouns in Spanish. This will also help you better understand Spanish sentence structures so you can hear and speak Spanish better.
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00:00 Introduction
00:37 Direct & Indirect Spanish Pronouns
02:50 Confusing Things About Them
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[@gradeawork2242]

This young man was born to teach. Great vid.

[@rainthomps694]

I appreciate you saying the literal translation before the English translation. It makes it easier for me to understand.

[@samantha8830]

Subscribed. I struggled with this in high school and finally understand it now

[@ivanchernenko9879]

Outstanding lesson! I have watched countless Spanish videos from others and your explanations are TOP NOTCH!!

[@TVandManga]

Thank you again, great lesson!

[@lucaa.9709]

Absolutely great explanation

[@salmaz315]

That was actually explained very well. Thank you.

[@Florita111]

Absolutely outstanding explanation!! And I really appreciate him validating that it is one of the hardest parts of Spanish grammar. I literally used to just skip over le, les, and se when I was reading because I didn’t know who or what they were nor why they were even there.

[@trunghuynh7672]

I love the way you teach

[@RudyTinoco]

You have a great gift for breaking down somewhat complicated subjects into easily understood terms. Thank you!

[@foodforinsomnia7026]

Thank you. I’m still confused but I’ll come back later in my journey! 😂

[@TVandManga]

Brilliant video, thank you! I just started learning this in Spanish class, I know I'll be referring back to this!

[@firstime]

So informative and interesting

[@tinasonger948]

Yo estudiaba español para muchos años y está lección es la mejor que me he encontrado para explicar estas cosas🤯 You've blown my mind with the simplicity🎉🎉🎉

[@another.9]

Yo he estudiado español por muchos años y esta lección es la mejor que he encontrado que explica estas cosas.

[@thealpha4966]

@@another.9 why wouldn't estudiaba work here if he had studied spanish for a long time at one point in the past then stopped.

[@SteveWhitbeck]

Great video!!

[@calvinbush4263]

Lord knows this lesson blessed my soul lol

[@Jasmine2000.]

Thank you for empathizing the word ( IT) . and breaking down sentences when speaking thank you. 👍🏼👍🏼 more clearer to me now . I was having difficulty understanding when they would lo and la for he and she and it . But you put all three in box so made more sense and explaining good at 2:16

[@meganm4479]

This is so helpful!!! You are a natural gift for teaching! Thank you so so much!!

[@lf6823]

So incredibly helpful!!!! For me it’s not remembering the words it’s THIS 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤”te amooooooo” 😩😩😩😩

[@Jaymoney067]

You teach so well lol I’ve encountered so many “Spanish teachers” on YT and so far you’ve helped me the most tbh!!

[@rachaellyon1260]

¡Muy bien explicado, gracias! My fellow Texan, I love the way you use "yall' for the plural 😅. También quiero darte las gracias por haberme corregido un error muy tonto que hice hace un tiempo atrás... dije"estás" cuando quería decir "eres". Gracias por recordarme de lo más básico 😊. Este lección de "Se Te..." es un excelente lección. Eres un maestro súper ❤

[@ronaldmorris8390]

Yo he visto muchos videos sobre los objectos directo y indirecto. Esuve buscando por al menos un año para entiendo. Estan Nunca tan bueno como tuya. Específicamente: me, te, se, le, lo parte 1 y parte 2. Necesito agregar, en video numero dos, necesité ver tres veces para entiendo, sin embargo es todovia mucho mejor de que cualquire otra. Lo siento sobre my gramaticas. Gracias.

[@jefffortwengler3345]

Absolutely awesome video!

[@niket527]

Can you provide some examples using me, te, and nos( pronouns where it's the same word for direct/indirect)? I can see how it's easy to distinguish lo/la/le and los/las/les but it's harder when the direct and indirect use the same word.

[@issaccambell2929]

So damn helpful.

[@TPREG]

Imma have to watch this a few times. 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

[@blackirishchic]

Thanks so much can you do more examples

[@gigglesport]

Thanks brother this is extremely helpful. . #Legendary 🏆🥇

[@kayleighbarnes6184]

Muchísimas gracias!! Eres un adivino. Your content is so helpful!!

[@RenGonzo]

English grammar is very difficult for me to understand & I’m a native speaker 😂 and that seems to be my biggest obstacle in learning Spanish 😢

[@another.9]

Actually I don't get your reply. If possible, can you clarify that?

[@finalsecretofchrono1339]

Why is it "¿Como se llama?" as opposed to "¿Como le llama?"

[@slicknavington]

I am white

[@niket527]

Well I guess this guy must have died or something. There hasn't been a new video in a while...

[@healyourgutguy]

Is it true that Spanish provides other tools to rearrange the sentences in other formats?

[@km6550]

Great video!!!