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'Yo''me''mi' or 'mí'?

'Yo''me''mi' or 'mí'?

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YOMEMI & MÍ

Do you sometimes get confused between 'yo''me''mi' and 'mí'?

Here's a quick guide to what they all are and how they work:

Yomemi and mí

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updated Aug 182012
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Nice Kiwi :) - ian-hillAug 172012
Thanks Ian :) - Kiwi-GirlAug 172012
Thanks; quite helpful! - louise365Aug 172012
Thanks Louise :) - Kiwi-GirlAug 172012
Oohdidn't know about "según yo". Thanks. :) - inkubzzAug 172012
Perfecto! - --Mariana--Aug 172012
You have again made things much simpler and understandable thank you so much Kiwi. - ray76Aug 172012
Thank you very much Kiwi-Girl. - 0095ca4cAug 172012
Great kiwithis is very helpful and very valueable for many Spanish learners. - luisssitoAug 172012
Thanks guys :) - Kiwi-GirlAug 182012
As alwaysvery helpful. - katydewAug 182012

2 Answers

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My attempt at trying to use them all in one sentence :p

Yo estaba pensando en mismo y mi relacción con nuestro hijo porque ya él no me habla.


I was thinking about myself and my relationship with our son because he's no longer speaking to me.

updated Aug 182012
posted by --Mariana--
Mariana this is a wonderful example it is one of those things which is as normal as night and day there is no answer except time and patience and the use of " Confident indifference " . - ray76Aug 172012
Graciasamigo. - --Mariana--Aug 172012
Thank you Mariana! I'm printing all these :-) - 0095ca4cAug 172012
nice one :) - Kiwi-GirlAug 182012
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YO

YO is the personal pronounthe first personsingular:

YO = I

Yo trabajo = I work

ME

ME could be:

-the personal pronounthe fiirst personsingulardative,the atonic / unstressed form:

ME = (TO) ME (the indirect object)

He gives me a book = El me da un libro

-the pronoun personalthe first personsingularaccusativethe atonic / unstressed form:

ME + ME ( the direct object)

You see me = Tú me ves

You hear me = Tú me oyes

Mí ( WITH THE STRESSED VOWEL -í)

Mí (with the stressed vowel -í) could be:

  • the personal pronounthe first personsingular,dativethe stressed form:

Mí = (TO) ME (the indirect object)

To whom does he give the book?.Me = ¿A quién le da el libro?. A mí.

-the personal pronounthe first personsingularaccusativethe stressed form:

Mí = ME (the direct object)

Whom does he see?.Me = A quién le ve. A mí.

  • used after prepositionsis the personal pronounthe first personsingularaccusativethe stressed form:

For me = Para mí

MI (WITH THE UNSTRESSED VOWEL -I)

MI is the possessive adjective----The possessor,the first personsingularmasculine / feminine + The possesed objectsingularmasculine / feminine:

MI = MY

My boyfriend = Mi amigo My girlfriend = Mi amiga

YO es el pronombre personalla primera personasingular:

YO = I

Yo trabajo = I work

ME

ME podría ser: -el pronombre personalla primera personasingulardativola forma átona:

ME = (TO) ME (el complemento indirecto)

He gives me a book = El me da un libro

-el pronombre personalla primera personasingularacusativola forma átona:

ME = ME (el complementu directo)

You see me = Tú me ves

You hear me = Tú me oyes

Mí ( CON LA VOCAL TóNICA -í)

Mí (con la vocal acentuada -í) podría ser:

  • el pronombre personalla primera personasingulardativola forma tónica:

Mí = ME (el complemento indirecto):

To whom does he give the book?.Me = ¿A quién le da el libro?. A mí.

  • el pronombre personalla primera personasingularacusativola forma tónica:

Mí = ME (el complemento directo)

Whom does he see?.Me =¿ A quién le ve?.A mi

  • usado después de preposicióneses el pronombre personalla primera personasingularacusativola forma tónica:

For me = Para mí

MI (CON LA VOCAL áTONA -I)

MI es el adjetivo posesivo---El poseedorla primera personasingularmasculino / femenino + El objeto posesosingular,masculino / femenino

MI = MY

My boyfriend = Mi amigo My girlfriend = Mi amiga

updated Aug 182012
posted by aylino
Thank you aylino! - 0095ca4cAug 172012
Good job aylino :) - Kiwi-GirlAug 182012