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me
d.o. ~ i.o.
me ~ to/for me
te
d.o. ~ i.o.
you ~ to/for you
lo
d.o.
it/you (formal) {mas.}
la
d.o.
it/you (formal) {fem.}
le
i.o.
to him, her, you (formal)
me
d.o. ~ me
i.o. ~ to me
te
d.o. ~ you
i.o. ~ to you (familiar)
lo
d.o.
it/him/you (formal) {mas.}
la
d.o.
it/her/you (formal) {fem.}
le
i.o.
to him, her, you (formal)
nos
d.o. ~ us
i.o. ~ to us
os
d.o. ~ you all
i.o. ~ to you all (informal)
los
d.o.
them {mas.}
las
d.o.
them {fem.}
les
i.o.
to them