Se lo, se la: le + lo becomes se lo

Explication

Spanish refuses two l-pronouns in a row: le lo → se lo. Order is fixed: indirect before direct — se lo di, se la presté, se los enviamos.

Because se covers le and les alike, a él / a ella / a ustedes is often added for clarity: se lo expliqué a ella.

Exemples

Règles liées

• Indirect object pronouns: me, te, le, nos, os, les
• Where object pronouns go