Summary: Verb conjugation is an attention hog.<br> Rarely do I have a conversation about learning Spanish without verb conjugation coming up.<br> And with good reason. It’s not easy.<br> Lots of tenses. So many patterns. Plus all those exceptions.<br> But lurking in the shadows… perhaps even more confusing… are the pronouns!<br> Me mi mí. Tú tu te ti. Él, lo, le.<br> OMG!!!!<br> The good news is, just like with verb conjugation, once you focus on ONE type of pronoun at a time, it’s really not that hard.<br> It’s just confusing when you rush it, don’t practice enough, then can’t differentiate one from the other.<br> Tú tu te ti?<br> Come on. You’ve got to be kidding!<br> Well this video… is all about helping you avoid that confusion!<br> Start with one type of pronoun (direct object pronouns).<br> Focus on them.<br> Learn them.<br> Practice them.<br> When you’re done with this video, you’ll understand what direct object pronouns are, how they’re used in Spanish, and why they’re so tricky for us.<br><br> And when you’re done with the Practice Worksheet on that page, you’ll start to FEEL how to use them.<br> That’s how it’s done around here.<br> Focus. Learn. Practice.<br> Focus. Learn. Practice.<br> Focus. Learn. Practice.<br> Watch the video, do the Practice Worksheet.<br> Then I think you’ll find, direct object pronouns, suddenly don’t seem so hard anymore.<br> Suerte, Gringo!<br> Jordan<br> All resources for this episode can be found here: <a href="https://spanishdude.com/quickies/direct-object-pronouns/?podcast">https://spanishdude.com/quickies/direct-object-pronouns/?podcast</a><br>
