Tu, Te, & Ti in Spanish (What's the difference?)

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[forwardislight]

Why is this so unbelieveably hard for me to wrap my head around

[dwil]

Short sweet and to the point. Excellent learning tool. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Bravo.

[ryans]

Love your knowledge, love your energy. You’re just a gd champion my dude.

[charleshankerson]

This content is always good, to the point, and understandable!!!!

[learnspanishlikeidid]

I love it bro. Good explanation. I saw a small typo indirect object pronoun - to whom, for whom. And I think they cut you off for ti - you after a preposition. Keep up the incredible work. I don't know how you deliver so much great content!

[huynhhoangvy]

tú eres muy inteligente y gracioso. Bacán!! aplaudir! 👏🏻👏🏻

[kevinjohnson]

Subscribing. Info on point w good personality. Keep it up man 🤙

[jaminwaite]

Yo pensaba que ibas a decir “y el té es eso ☕️” 🙆🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️😂😂

[zephaniyahservices]

So true 🤣🤣🤣🤣 lo explicas tan bien que parece facil 👋🏿👋🏻

[DanielleFreeman-imyj]

That was helpful and to the point for some of the rules. However, you didn't explain when to use "ti" and it was a bit confusing to see "te" combined with "ver" in your example of "Quiero verte." I'm also a bit confused when to use "te" at the start of the sentence. In your example you used "Te compre un regalo." This is a bit confusing because the word for word translation "You buy (but buy is in past tense) a gift." Although that is the direct word for word translation, the proper meaning is "I bought a gift for you." I'm aware that the sentence structure and grammar rules very from English and Spanish but those changes need to be explained.

[usernamey]

As a german im already familiar with this only that spanish speakers use te for two meanings meanwhile us germans have two different words: 1 te- dich, 2 te - dir 😂😂😂

[ashleybennae]

This is so awesome and easy for Spanish learners to understand. Thank you

[yj_sofly]

So if it’s used as a direct object pronoun it goes behind the verb and if indirect it goes before only? Or both can be exchanged since the other words of the sentence go with it?

[hickszn]

Dejé el primero parte afuera porque necesito solamente “te”! Ese es mas dificil para me! 🤗 took me like 10 minutes to construct this sentence using my brain and Conjuguer app.

[kaylone.]

I was waiting for the play on words for té. Lemme spill the té (tea)...

[ItsTezMan]

What happened to Ti? I was waiting on Ti.

[jaythegreatest]

Jajaja esto es muy interesante porque entiendo como usarlo pero no entiendo 🤔

[AntooDN]

Vos is use in other countries instead of Tú.

[miguelburet]

No entiendo nada y eso que yo solo se español xd

[BuuWaterloo]

Hispanahablante de nacimiento aquí, nunca me había puesto a pensar en esto. Debo ponerme a estudiar español para no sentirme tan iletrada con mi propio lenguaje jajajaja