Pronouns are really important in Spanish. They help us avoid saying the same nouns over and over again and make our sentences easier to understand. Let’s break down the main types of pronouns in a simple way:

1. Direct Object Pronouns: These are used to replace direct objects in a sentence.

   • For example: “Yo como la manzana.” (I eat the apple.)
   • With a pronoun, it becomes: “Yo la como.” (I eat it.)

2. Indirect Object Pronouns: These show who is getting something.

   • For example: “Ella da el libro a Juan.” (She gives the book to Juan.)
   • With a pronoun, it’s: “Ella le da el libro.” (She gives him the book.)

3. Reflexive Pronouns: These show that the subject is doing something to itself.

   • For example: “Yo me lavo.” (I wash myself.)

Where to Put Object Pronouns:

• You can place them before the verb: “Te quiero.” (I love you.)
• Or you can attach them to the end of an infinitive: “Quiero amarte.” (I want to love you.)

Using the right pronouns helps make your Spanish clearer and makes it easier to communicate!