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Spanish Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns — Free Flashcards

Spanish object pronouns are the little workhorses that keep your sentences from getting clunky. Instead of repeating el libro three times in one breath, you let lo do the heavy lifting. Direct and indirect object pronouns-words like me, te, lo, la, le, nos, os, los, las, les, and the ever-tricky se-make your Spanish flow more naturally, and they show up in practically every real conversation.

This list rounds up around 63 of the most useful object pronouns, so you can stop second‑guessing yourself when someone says se lo di or te la compré. We kept it practical: no dusty textbook charts, just the forms you’ll actually hear at a café, in a group chat, or when a friend tells you a story. Each entry gives you a straightforward meaning and a natural example sentence, so you see exactly how the pronoun behaves in real Spanish-not a translation you’ll forget by tomorrow.

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WordTypeMeaningExampleAudio
míopronounmineEse cuaderno es mío.
míopossessive pronounmineEse libro es mío.
mismopronounsame; selfYo mismo lo hice.
ningunopronounnone; not anyNo tengo ninguno.
nospronounusNos llaman ahora.
nospronounusEl profesor nos llamó.
nosotraspronounwe, feminineNosotras somos amigas.
nosotrospronounweNosotros comemos juntos.
nosotrospronounweNosotros comemos juntos.
nuestrapronounoursLa casa es nuestra.
ospronounyou all; you (plural, informal)Os veo mañana.
ospronounyou all; you pluralOs veo mañana.
quienrelative pronounwho; whomLa chica quien llamó es mi amiga.
quiénespronounwho (plural)¿Quiénes son ellos?
sepronounhimself; herself; themselves; you (formal)Se lava las manos.
sepronounoneself; himself; herself; themselvesSe lava las manos.
pronounoneself; himself; herself; themselvesÉl habla de sí mismo.
pronounhimself; herself; themselves; yesLo hizo por sí mismo.
suyopossessive pronounhis; hers; yours; theirsEl coche es suyo.
tepronounyouTe veo mañana.
tepronounyouTe veo mañana.
tipronounyou; to youVoy contigo y para ti.
tipronounyou; to youTengo una carta para ti.
pronounyouTú hablas muy bien.
pronounyouTú eres mi amigo.

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