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Me

Me

Te

You ( sg, informal)

Lo

You (sg, formal)

Lo

Him, it ( for masc nouns)

La

Her, it ( fem nouns)


You ( sg, formal)

Nos

Us

Os

You (pl, informal)

Los

Them ( masc)


You ( pl, formal)

Las

Them ( fem)


You ( pl, formal)