Direct and indirect object

1. Direct object
- what? whom?
- receives the action of the verb.
- with regard what the subject of the verb is doing

me

te

lo/ la

nos

os

los/las

Juan tiene el libro -> Juan lo tiene.
Tenemos dos mesas -> Las tenemos.
El chico ve dos coches. -> El chico los ve.
Queremos ver a Susana en su casa -> Queremos verla en su casa


2. Indirect object
- to whom? for whom the action of the verb is performed?
- tells us where the direct object is going
- we address something to someone; we can address our words (talk) offer, ask, request. We can't address anything to things (only lo/la)

me

te

le

nos

os

les

He gives the book(D.O.) to Maria (I.O.)
Where is the book going? To Maria.
To whom does he give the book? To Maria.

If there are two verbs, attatch the pronoun before conjuagted verb or directly to the infinitive:
- te necesito comprar un sombrero.
- necesito comprarte un sombrero.

Le tiro la pelota a Juan.
Nos contaron la historia a nosotros.


Sara tiro la pelota a ti. - > Sara te la tiro.
Sara tiro la pelota a Juan. -> Sara se la tiro.

Pedrilo -prosić o kogoś, coś
Pedirle - pytać kogoś
Pidotelo - I ask you about it
Te pido - I ask of you
Lo pido - I ask for it.