1. Los Pronombres
Me, te, nos, le ,les

2. ¡Importante! Indirect Object Pronoun The Subject The Verb
TO WHOM the action is happening
The Subject
The person/thing DOING the action
The Verb
The action being performed

3. Pronombres IndirectosMe
-TO me
Nos
-TO us Te
-TO you Le
-TO him/
her/you formal
-TO they/y’all
Les

4. Me, te, and nos
Me, te, and nos are object pronouns. They can be used as either direct or indirect objects. Note that unlike in English, you put the object pronoun right before the verb.
Me gustan las hamburguesas
I like hamburgers
No te gusta ensalada
You don’t like salad

5. Me “Me" refers to the first person. Something is happening to ME.
Something interests me, someone is yelling at me...I am the subject to which the action is happening. So, I use "me" plus the verb.
The object pleases the subject, so You hit me would be
¡Tú me golpeas!

6. Te
Te is used for second person, its talking about the person you are speaking to.
¿Te grita tu mamá?“
Your mother yells at YOU?
Te llama tu abuelo
Your grandfather calls YOU.

7. Le
Le can mean HE or SHE or the formal of you, USTED. Something that is happening to them.
¿ A ella le gusta la comida mexicana?
Does she like mexican food?
A él le muerde el perro.
The dog bites him?
¿Le interesan a usted los libros?
Are you (sir/ma’am) interested in books?

8. Nos Nos is a reflection of US...something that happens to US or WE.
Nos gusta mucho el helado.
We really like ice cream.
(Ice cream pleases us…a lot)
Nos llama nuestra mamá.
Our mother calls us.

9. Les Les is a group of people such as, them, they, or you plural.
A ellos les gusta el fútbol.
They like soccer.
A ellas les encanta ir de compras.
They love going shopping.