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Le vs La
I have to collect 'her' from school:
Tengo que recoger'la' del colgio. I know for 'him', we can use ‘le’ as well as ‘lo’, but is it ever correct to use ‘le’ for a girl? Tengo que recoger'le' del colgio. |
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Interesting the way informal English sometimes substitutes her for it
Let 'er go, boys! (to start the band to playing a tune for a square dance) Thar she blows! (nautical) Give 'er a try now (said by a Good Samaritan after having jumped-off a dead battery, for example) and of course the famous Git 'er Done Just a few that come to mind |
I have to collect 'them' from school:
Assuming they are all male, and we are still using a direct object pronoun, is the following correct: Tengo que recogerles del colgio. And if there is mixture of male and female, we need to use 'los'. Is this correct? |
Again, to me it would be "leísmo".
Regogerlos, be them all males or a mix of males and females, now the difference would be if they were all females, in which case you would use "recogerlas" |
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La regla general y recomendable es la siguiente. Todo cuanto oiga o lea que no se ajuste, se considera "solecismo" (incorrección gramatical). Algunos, por ser tan frecuentes, se "admiten" con ciertas restricciones. No obstante, le repito mis palabras anteriores: mejor siga las normales etimológicas. Objeto directo: -Lo (Persona, animal o cosa masculina singular) -La (Persona, animal o cosa femenina singular) -Los (Persona, animal o cosa masculina plural) -Las (Persona, animal o cosa femenina plural) Objeto indirecto: -Le (Persona, animal o cosa masculina o femenina singular) -Les (Persona, animal o cosa masculina o femenina plural) Un saludo cordial. |
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