EPISODE · Aug 31, 2021 · 16 MIN
Episode 57: What's up with "Lo"? Part 2
from Spanish Answers · host Sara with Language Answers
"Lo" is one of those really versatile words in Spanish, and can be pretty tricky for English speakers to wrap their minds around (even I struggle with it sometimes!). So today's episode finishes our overview of the main ways that "lo" is used in Spanish. As a reminder, "Lo" can be used as 1) a direct object pronoun, 2) a neuter definite article, 3) a neuter relative pronoun, 4) combined with the preposition "de", 5) after the verbs Ser and Estar, and 6) in various Spanish phrases. We went over the first 3 in Episode 56, so today we'll finish up with the last 3. Let's dive in to what it all means!Remember, learning a language is a lifelong journey.¡Aprovéchalo, Disfrútalo y Compártelo!SHOW NOTES© 2021 by Language Answers, LLCBlog for Episode 57Intro and Closing Music by Master_Service from FiverrCultural Tip Transition Music edited from song by JuliusH from PixabayResource LinksEpisode Content Episode 56: What´s Up With "Lo"? Part 1"How to Use ‘Lo’ in Spanish" by Gerald Erichsen, updated February 03, 2020, for ThoughtCo."4 Ways to Use “Lo” to Replace or Create Any New Idea" by Real Fast Spanish"The article lo - Easy Learning Grammar Spanish" by Collins"Lo" in Wordreference.com Linguee.com Cultural Tip"International Tango Festival and World Cup" Official English Website for the City of Buenos Aires"Festival y Mundial de Tango" Sitio oficial de turismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires" Spanish Version. "Buenos Aires, Argentina: EP 4 Tango Festival Y Mundial" by Bare Feet with Mickela Mollozzi, uploaded to YouTube April 11, 2013"Tango BA - Se viene Tango Buenos Aires Festival y Mundial 2015!" by FestivalesBA, uploaded to YouTube on August 5, 2015"Basic Argentine Tango for fun at home" by Vivaladance, uploaded to YouTube on April 20, 2020"The Top 5 Cultural Celebrations in Argentina" by Julie Ritz on January 25, 2019 for Capa World"Buenos Aires Book Fair" Official Site"Fundación El Libro" Official Site in Spanish"Opening of the Buenos Aires Book Fair" by AP Archive, uploaded to YouTube on May 6, 2017"Buenos Aires International Book Fair" Official English Website for the City of Buenos Aires"Feria del Libro" Sitio oficial de turismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires"Argentina Culture Guide: 11 Can’t-Miss Customs & Traditions" by Celebrity Cruises"Yerba Mate" by Celebrity Cruises"How to Make Yerba Mate" by Wiki How, updated May 6, 2021"Yerba Mate | Thirsty For ..." by Tastemade, uploaded to YouTube on April 23, 2013
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"Lo" is one of those really versatile words in Spanish, and can be pretty tricky for English speakers to wrap their minds around (even I struggle with it sometimes!). So today's episode finishes our overview of the main ways that "lo" is used in Spanish. As a reminder, "Lo" can be used as 1) a direct object pronoun, 2) a neuter definite article, 3) a neuter relative pronoun, 4) combined with the preposition "de", 5) after the verbs Ser and Estar, and 6) in various Spanish phrases. We went over the first 3 in Episode 56, so today we'll finish up with the last 3. Let's dive in to what it all means!
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