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No. 20 in Spanish

le

The Spanish word "le" is an indirect object pronoun meaning "to him," "to her," "to it," or "to you" (formal).

In a sentence

  • Le presté el libro.

    I lent him/her the book.

    Here, 'le' is the indirect object pronoun that stands in for 'him' or 'her,' indicating to whom the book was lent.

  • Si le hablas, estará contento.

    If you talk to him/her, he/she will be happy.

    In this sentence, 'le' acts as the indirect object pronoun, referring to the person to whom 'you' will speak.

  • No le gusta el chocolate.

    He/She doesn’t like chocolate.

    Here, 'le' is used as an indirect object pronoun to indicate the person who does not like the chocolate.

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