Italian Course Beginner Series 51 Object Contracted Pronouns Video Lecture

hello my name is Claudio and welcome to
another Italian tutorial today we talk
about object contracted pronouns I know
that the name sounds a bit scary but
trust me they are quite easy for my
cantata the pro know me personally
objector now we've covered the object
pronouns object pronouns are particular
personal pronouns that are used in
sentences where you need an object for
instance I love you we told them you
have a subject I or we in these cases
and then you have a verb love or told
and then you have an object you and them
of course you don't say we told they
because they is the subject version of
the personal pronoun that you see here
then is the object I recommend you go
and watch the video on personal pronouns
but in a nutshell object pronouns are me
de lui lei Noi
boy Laura what happens in Italian is
that you don't say your mo there to say
I love you although the verb to love is
Amar'e and therefore when we conjugate
it in the present tense first person
singular we get a more and although the
subject I is eel in Italian and the
object pronoun you is there you will
hardly ever hear somebody say your arm
out there this is because of two reasons
first of all the subject is always
emitted in Italian second of all the
object is always in its contracted form
meaning T becomes T and it's placed
before the verb
Tiamo is what will come natural to an
italian native speaker to say i love you
t armored object contracted pronouns are
similar to indirect object pronouns and
reflexive pronouns so you have to pay
particular attention when you use them
and make sure that you can tell the
difference between one and the other
sometimes they look exactly the same
sometimes they look slightly different
but because of the verb and the subject
and the sentence itself you should
always be able to recognize and tell the
difference between one and the other
let's have another example we see them
try and translate it in Italian by
yourself pause the video and then come
back verb to see is the Dare in Italian
and it's an area type verb
therefore we conjugate it in the first
person plural and he becomes the diamo
so we see baby amo
okay the subject is omitted no bethie
amo fit llamo them so we see them so
Vidya no Laura this is the object
pronoun that we need them now
again nobody would ever say that the arm
alluro people would say Lea vediamo and
this is what Italians use the object
contracted pronouns so when you speak
Italian and when you practice Italian
always remember to contract the object
pronouns and make them become object
contracted pronouns in order for the
flow to be better and for the Italian
itself to be actually right I hope you
enjoyed the video and I hope you're not
too confused if you have any question or
doubt feel free to post a comment I will
see you in the next video take care and
see you soon