Yeah xD A good way to differ if you'll use "lhe" or "te" is to check if the rest of the sentence needs a complement. If it does, then it's "lhe". Both is supposed to replace the pronoun "you", depending on how you build the sentence, but "lhe" is as if you're saying a preposition + "you", while "te" is just "you".I just checked via google translate, and it’s translatef the same whether it‘s lhe or teI do understand your explanation, doesn‘t seem too complicated. Here it‘s because of giving a table „to you“ correct? Though there‘s probably more grammatical rules to it than just that.
Wie and als are the correspondent pronouns in german?
I got Hardy's mom annoyed once cause I couldn't use "su" and "tu" xD Kept using it wrong until she kinda snapped.Looks like spanish with the pronoun use depending on context. I take "Ihe" would be like "Yo" as agent of an action while "Te" directly implies it, like a form of reduction.
Still its difficult to explain grammar like that.
But then again, Kk said that argies have their own way to speak spanish '-' So idk if what she said is actually a rule.
Grammar can be a bitch anywhere, I guess @.@
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I rly almost named it Piru but I think I'd trigger Bia too much whenever she'd see the thread and I'd be the only one giggling at the title '-'"Ah I thought it was gonna be Pocong![]()
I do understand your explanation, doesn‘t seem too complicated. Here it‘s because of giving a table „to you“ correct? Though there‘s probably more grammatical rules to it than just that.








