What does 'lo' mean in spanish? And te?

Question

And how is it used in grammar.

whats the difference between que and lo if they both ean that?

Answer 1

The same as word "IT"...but there is difference in using those words, Spanish use words Lo - it , La - for feminine, and El - for masculine...and it is always in front of the main word... examples... Lo mismo means the same, La mar means the sea, El hombre means the man...
Te quero means i love you, so TE means YOU...
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Answer 2

These are pronouns. I actually remember asking the exact same question about "lo" when I was a beginning Spanish learner. Don't worry; you'll learn soon. You don't have to understand every single word all the time to be learning.

Answer 3

Direct object pronoun: these pronouns mean IT or THEM, and you use them to replace the noun or pronoun. Generally goes before the conjugated verb, but it can go after the verb if attached to the infinitive, command, or present progressive forms.

Lo-replaces a masculine/singular noun, such as vestido or agua, means it


Indirect Object Pronouns: These pronouns reiterate to/for whom an action is done. It replaces the person receiving the action. Generally goes before the conjugated verb, but it can go after the verb if attached to the infinitive, command, or present progressive forms.

Te- to/for you

Answer 4

lo has various uses, including him, it, you (formal).

te means you, informal

both are objects pronoun.

subject - tu; equivalent object - te
subject - el, usted; equivalent object - lo

Answer 5

"Lo" mean it or that.

"lo que" = that which

"pongalo" = put it

"Te" is the reflexive form of you, or "yourself". Tu te lavas = you wash (yourself).