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   Oct 4, 2017 · This is a subject pronoun and refers to the subject of the sentence. It corresponds to the English "you" (second person, singular fam). In most cases, the subject pronoun is optional in Spanish and usually not used. (Tú) eres muy inteligente - You are very intelligent.

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   Apr 29, 2017 · Te vi esta mañana pero no pude hablarte. "I saw you this morning but I couldn't talk to you." Ti is the emphatic form of the second person singular pronoun. It is not a clitic, so it has its own stress; it is not attached to other words. It is used after prepositions.

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   Sep 3, 2006 · They're both grammatically correct, but only "io ti messaggio" is idiomatic in most cases (same goes for "ti amo" vs. "amo te"). The pronoun is placed after the verb ("te") rather than before the verb ("ti") only (or mostly) for emphasis (e.g. when we want to stess who does what).

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   May 17, 2007 · tí = object of the preposition. examples: de tí, a tí, sobre tí etc. te = indirect or direct objects, also used in reflexive constructions. tú = Subject. There may be some other uses, but these are probably the most common ones you'll see... Please correct me anyone if I'm wrong and missed some things! T.

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   Is there a specific order you need to use with these types of indirect pronouns when using multiple? Your example of “te lo dije” would translate directly to English as “I told it to you”, right? But how can I determine the order of them? I’m assuming you can’t say, “Lo te dije”.

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   Sep 13, 2020 · The difference between Ti and Tu lies in where you use them in a sentence. Ti is a prepositional pronoun, a word that is the object of prepositions like before, about, after, for, etc. Tu is a possessive pronoun and works like “your” in English.

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   What is the difference between ti and Tu?

   • The difference between Ti and Tu lies in where you use them in a sentence. Ti is a prepositional pronoun, a word that is the object of prepositions like before, about, after, for, etc. Tu is a possessive pronoun and works like “your” in English. Both words refer to the singular third-person

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   Does ti go before a verb?

   • Ti is never used with a verb. So te (me, nos, le, les) goes before the verb? and ti would go after? This is for a Spanish II level. Roughly, these pronouns (te, me, nos, le, les) can go before a conjugated verb or after an infinitive or a participle, but there´s more to it than I can explain. Te quiero. Te quiero dar algo. Quiero dar te algo.

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   What does Ti and Tu mean in Spanish?

   • While we’re at it, we might as well see what happens to the meanings of ti and tu when we add an accent to the word — yes, that is a thing in Spanish and can muddle things up a bit. Ti is a personal pronoun for “you,” but we use it as an object for prepositions. That is why we call it a prepositional pronoun.

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   Is Ti a Te?

   • "Ti" can be considered a synonimous of "a te", that is "to you". At the same time, just to make the situation more complicated, it is also the form for "you" as a direct object when used before a verb, and not after. We'll say "io amo te " (it's you that I love), but "io ti amo" (I love you).

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   What does ti mean in Spanish?

   • Te- object pronoun- direct, indirect and pronominal (you in English for the first 2, sometimes yourself) (these three are the same in this case in Spanish, but for him (note not he in English) you have lo, le, se respectively) Ti- object of a preposition. Which is why it is often “a ti”, but can be “de ti”, etc.

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   What is the difference between a ti and a con?

   • Ti- object of a preposition. Which is why it is often “a ti”, but can be “de ti”, etc. With con it becomes the (redundant) contigo. Here is the book I used to learn the subject, note book, not simple answer, so you need to study in depth to understand it really. One vote with a little correction.

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   What is the difference between ti and te? Compare and contrast the definitions and English translations of ti and te on SpanishDictionary.com, the world's most accurate Spanish-English reference website.