1. Direct Object Pronouns DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS ME, TE, NOS, AND OS REFER ONLY TO PEOPLE. REMEMBER IN SPANISH THE “DOP” INDICATES WHO RECEIVES THE ACTION, AND THE VERB ENDING TELLS WHO DOES THE ACTION. REMEMBER “DOP” USUALLY COME BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB, HOWEVER WHEN AN INFINITIVE FOLLOWS A CONJUGATED VERB, THE DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN CAN BE PLACED BEFORE THE FIRST VERB OR ATTACHED TO THE INFINITIVE.

2. Singular Me = me Te = you(familiar) Plural Nos = us Os = you(familiar)

3. Direct object pronoun that you use when you refer about yourself. Yo = me: gustarme, me gusta

4. Direct object pronoun that you use when you refer about a friend. Tú = te:comprarte, te compro

5. Direct object pronoun that you use when you refer about yourself and someone else. Nosotros =nos: invitarnos, nos invitaron