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So who says "se la nota?"
I have never heard that said. I have always heard "se le nota."
So, do you (Alfonso) want to offer a succint explanation of the easy "leismo" rules? Thanks, Marsopa |
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It will be hard to be succinct with pronombres átonos.
Here we go with the basic rule: CD LO................Lo he visto en la tele (a él / la cosa masculina -el coche-) CD LA................La he visto en la tele (a ella / la cosa femenina -la revista-). CI LE............... Le dijo que viniera (a él o a ella). Puesto que: Decir algo a alguien (algo es el complemento directo y a alguien es el complemento indirecto). If you use it this way, you will never be wrong. But there are some other usages: leísmo, loísmo and laísmo. One of these usage is accepted: Leísmo when the object is a masculine person, not a thing:
The other usages are not accepted by RAE, but they are very common in different areas, so that you could draw a linguistic map showing the distribution of this:
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Lost my post?
Anyway, does anyone want to offer a succint explanation of the "easy" rules for leismo?
thanks, Marsopa |
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oops, page 2!
Thanks, Alfonso,
I guess that is what I learned, but I have never heard some of your examples actually spoken. Thanks. Marsopa |
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In some areas in Spain laísmo and leísmo are very common.
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It seems that leismo is an attempt at streamlining the language. I like it because of that, but it can get very vague.
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Someone mentioned above that if Spanish adopted the rules of leísmo (use only indirect object pronouns) across the board, then it would be easier and more like English.
English does have direct and indirect object pronouns. He has a letter.How would you like to see the following? *I gave he a letter.
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I see, but the point is if:
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