Cuando usar Me, Te, Le, Les, Nos in Spanish and English

indirect object pronouns

I know it's a bit of confusing when to use Me, Le, Te, Les, Nos (indirect object pronouns) in Spanish, but I know that with some examples you will understand the differences.

Tell - Decir

I told you not to touch that. - Te dije que no tocaras eso.

She told me to run away - (Ella) Me dijo que huyera.

He told me to buy his car - (El) me dijo que le comprara su auto.

I told her to be quiet - Le dije (a ella) que se mantuviera en silencio.

I told him to stop eating - Le dije (a él) que dejara de comer.

I told them to turn off the music - Les dije (a ellos) que apagaran la música.

They told us how much they loved us - (Ellos) Nos dijeron (a nosotros) cuánto nos amaban.

Now it's your turn to do this exercise.

(Yo a el) ____  dije que no usaras el automóvil. - I told him not to use the car.

(Yo a ellos) ____  dije que no se comieran el pastel de la boda hasta que los novios llegaran. - I told them not to eat the wedding cake until the bride and the groom arrived.

(Ellos a nosotros) ____ dijeron que éramos unos buenos estudiantes. - They told us that we were good students.

(El a mi) ___ dijo que __ comprara su casa. - He told me to buy his house.

(Ella a mi) ___ dijo que me amaba. - She told me she loved me.

(Yo a ella) ___ dije que ella era muy bonita. - I told her she was very pretty.

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