Lesson 8: Indirect and Direct Object Pronouns & Dar

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Hola paul. Como esta’s. yo soy de india. There are 28 states in india with different languages. I can speak only 3 language. English, hindi, and Marathi our local language. After watching Pablo escobar, senora acera, el chapo in Netflix I fell in love with Spanish language and thus it started. I am following your channel for the last 3 months. Now I have started framing basic sentences. You way of teaching is excellent. Muchas gracias

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I say take all the time you need to do the lesson completely and thoroughly. People can always stop it and return later if they need to. I appreciate your no-nonsense approach. Estudio con una profesora in Vallarta, pero su lecciones son muy serficial. Gracias. (I'm sure there's a way to add accents, but I'll need to find it.) I have to say that DOPs and IOPs are making me a little crazy.

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This was a good one, an area that has consistently confused me. I would be happy to have an hour long video drilling this over and over. Thank you.

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Thanks Paul for this video. I can watch DOP/IOP construction videos with your practice exercises all day. It’s starting to get easier to do the mental gymnastics in my head with the word order and to remember to use “se lo”. Mil gracias! 🙏 Please keep sharing your awesome videos! 100k subscribers soon!!

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Great lesson. I need all the help I can get with this subject. Love the practice questions too.
No problem with the length of the lesson either.

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