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Doy la naranja a mi perro
What is the everyday conversational way of saying:
"I give the orange to my dog." Would it be: - "Yo doy la naranja a mi perro" - "Doy la naranja a mi perro" Or is it something completely different? Last edited by Rusty; October 13, 2014 at 05:42 AM. |
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The last sentence you wrote is correct.
Adding 'yo' emphasizes that the speaker did it (as opposed to someone else). |
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Le doy la naranja a mi perro (very common) A mi perro le doy la naranja ( compelling the use of the IO) A mi perro se la doy ( le-la = se la) la = naranja. |
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