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29 mar 2011 · Gramatically, the phrases a mí, a tí, a él, a ella, a nosotros, a vosotros, a ellos, are all of them formed by the preposition "a", plus the personal pronouns for the indirect object. Thus they can be used whith all verbs, but not in place of the direct object, but in place of the indirect object.
21 lis 2016 · When using “gustar” or verbs like it (those that require an indirect object pronoun), you’ll often see the prepositional phrase with “a” like “a mí,” “a ti,” “a él/ella,” etc. This prepositional phrase serves two purposes. It can either add emphasis or it can clarify.
16 lip 2010 · "Va antes de mí" "él esta antes de mí" "de" is the preposition followed by the pronoun. "Mí" (with written accent on the i) is the personal pronoun (me) while "mi" is a posesive pronoun.
27 kwi 2018 · Esto gusta a mí -> Esto me gusta; Ellas gustan a mí -> Ellas me gustan; The full correct expression is: Gustar algo a alguien. A mí me gusta algo; A ti te gusta algo / A usted le gusta algo; A él/ella le gusta algo; A nosotros/nosotras nos gusta algo; A vosotros/vosotras os gusta algo / A ustedes les gusta algo; A ellos/ellas les gusta algo
Personal pronouns (los pronombres personales) are small words such as yo, me, mí, tú, te, tí, lo, …. They refer to people, things and concepts and can be used in place of a noun to avoid repetition. There are three types of personal pronouns in Spanish: subject pronouns, object pronouns (direct and indirect) and prepositional pronouns.
13 lip 2024 · What Are Prepositional Pronouns in Spanish. A prepositional pronoun is a pronoun that comes after a Spanish preposition. These pronouns are: Mí: Me. Ti: You. Él / Ella / Usted: Him / Her / You. Nosotros / Nosotras: Us. Vosotros / Vosotras: You (plural Spain) Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes: Them / You.
The same applies for " (a) la hermana", " (a) tu hermana" etc. Also, the two pronouns yo and tú change to mí and ti after prepositions, giving "a mí" and "a ti". They are the only words that do that in Spanish.
