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Also note that "ti" is the objective second-person pronoun. In English, we use the same word, "you", for both subjective and objective second-person, but in Spanish they are, respectively, "tú" and "ti".
21 lis 2016 · This prepositional phrase serves two purposes. It can either add emphasis or it can clarify. Take a sentence like “A mí me gustan las fresas” (“I like strawberries.”) as an example. You could remove “a mí” and the sentence would still have the same meaning.
“Te lo di” is correct. “Te lo di a ti” is also correct, but adds emphasis on the “to you” part. This emphasis usually has to do with contrast: “I gave it to you [but not to them]” or can be true emphasis: “I gave it to you [and to no-one else]”.
Verbe Gustar. Le verbe gustar signifie aimer ou plaire. Il se forme à l'aide des pronoms prépositionnels non obligatoires ( A mí, a ti, a él...). Lorsque ceux-ci sont utilisés, ils permettent d'insister sur la personne. Comparez : Me gustan las fresas : J'aime les fraises (Les fraises me plaisent)
There are three types of personal pronouns in Spanish: subject pronouns, object pronouns (direct and indirect) and prepositional pronouns. Read on to learn about each type of personal pronoun in detail, then practise in the interactive exercises.
