Direct object pronouns
How to replace an already-mentioned noun with "le", "la" or "les", so you don't repeat yourself.
How to replace an already-mentioned noun with "le", "la" or "les", so you don't repeat yourself.
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Vocabulary for this lesson
- je le vois : I see it/him
- je la vois : I see it/her
- je les vois : I see them
- je l'aime : I love it/him/her
- tu me vois : you see me
🇫🇷 A bit of French culture
When the direct object noun has already been mentioned, French replaces it with a small pronoun placed BEFORE the verb: "Tu vois le film? Oui, je LE vois." (Do you see the movie? Yes, I see it). "le" replaces masculine nouns, "la" feminine ones, "les" plurals. Before a vowel, "le"/"la" shorten to "l'": "Je L'aime" (I love it/him/her).
