Using direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish is a way to be more efficient with your language. However, it can get complicated. In this course, you will learn how to understand and use both direct and indirect object pronouns in Medical Spanish conversations.
The short story is that direct objects are the “what” of the verb. And indirect objects are the “to whom” or “for whom” of the verb.
Join the course and we’ll help you make sense of all these different types of pronouns you hear in regular clinical conversations:
- me
- te
- lo
- la
- le
- nos
- les
- los
- las
- se
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Los Complementos Directos
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Los Complementos Indirectos
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La Sustitución Doble: Complementos Directos e Indirectos
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Los complementos directos e indirectos
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El doctor le ha recatado un medicamento llamado Dupixent. Lo debería utilizar como se indica. Inyéctalo cada dos semanas. No lo inyecte entra piel que está sensible, dañada o magullado.
¡Muy bien, Kelly! 🤗
Unos comentarios:
* trata de mantener todos los mandatos en usted o en tú
* recetado
* Inyéctelo cada dos semanas.
* ” No lo inyecte en la piel que está sensible, dañada o magullada. ”
¡Sigue así! 😊👏🏽
Muy complicado y dificil
Don’t worry, it will get easier! 😊
I feel like I have to think about it earlier in Spanish
es dificile