2017年10月4日 · In your example above, "a ti" is a restatement of the indirect object pronoun, and it is added in order give emphasis or clarity to the statement. Hopefully, this has helped to answer your question, but if you have more questions regarding the use of various pronouns, I would recommend that you have a look at some of the relevant reference ...

2011年12月20日 · Tengo tu coche. As a pronoun it has an accent. Ti can only be a pronoun, as Izan said, a pronoun preceded by a preposition, for example "para ti" It does not have an accent. "es importante para ti" o "es importante para tu" ? The answer is: Es importante para ti. Note that some other pronouns in this structure do have an accent. es importante ...

2008年2月10日 · Tu, ti, te. 0. votes. I understand tu means you as a subject and your as an adjective and I see how te is ...

2017年9月2日 · I just realized what Nick is after. the combinations "tu te" and "ti te." You see "tu te" in reflexive constructions like "Tu te ves en el espejo." You see yourself in the mirror. You see "ti te" usually preceded by "a." "A ti te gusta comer tacos, ¿verdad? You like to eat taco, right? In this case the "a ti" is giving further emphasis that ...

"TU" is an abbreviation which is often translated as "sindicato", and "ti" is a noun which is often translated as "el si". Learn more about the difference between "TU" and "ti" below. TU (

2011年11月20日 · Short answer: It is para ti... As the object of the preposition para, you would never use tú. Tú is a subject pronoun and is generally only used as the subject of a sentence. Ti is used as the object of a prepostion. There are some exceptions, though. Here is one where tú is used as an object of a preposition instead of ti:

2013年12月17日 · If you scroll down the page to the table entitled "Formas de los pronombres personales tónicos," you will see that when it follows a preposition (término de preposición), the correct form for the second person (2.ª pers.) singular is "ti" and not "tí. Two exceptions to the use of "ti" (1). When it follows the preposition "con," the ...

2011年2月24日 · "Ti" and "Usted" definitely do mean "you", but there is a huge difference between them. And, you may be confusing "Ti" with "Tu" and/or "Tú", so just in case, "tú" is a subject pronoun, "tu" is a possessive pronoun and "ti" is an object pronoun. English uses the same word for "you"-subject and "you"-object, but in Spanish they are different.

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2012年1月23日 · Yo quiero tú does not look correct to me. Tú is a subject pronoun and would normally be used for that purpose, but it can be used as the object of a preposition in certain situations (with 6 prepositions like entre or incluso or when used with another pronoun with a preposition: (entre tú y yo).