Direct Object Pronouns
What They Are
Direct object pronouns take the place of the direct object noun in a sentence. This noun is the thing or person directly affected by the action.
Why Use Them
- To avoid repeating the same noun.
- To make sentences shorter and smoother.
The Pronouns
Examples
Placement
Direct object pronouns are usually placed before a conjugated verb.
- Teveo. (I see you.)
- Nosllaman. (They call us.)
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Last updated: Thu Jul 17, 2025