Gramática: pronombres indirectos

Gramática: pronombres indirectos  ¿Qué hago para mi hermanito? Here you're being introduced to indirect object pronouns.  Notice that when you do things for your little brother, you don't say that you do them for tú, but instead say that you do them for te.  That's because you're the one doing the actions, and he's receiving.  Take a look at some things that you can do with your best friend, below. ¿Qué hago con mi mejor amiga? Notice that le means her.  Le also means him. Take a look at the chart below. ¿Qué hago con mi hermanito y mi mejor amiga?   Indirect object pronouns:  to me, for me    me  to us, for us   nos  to you, for you (informal)     to you, for you (formal)   te  le  to you-all, for you-all (informal)   to you-all, for you-all (formal)    os  les  to him, for him    to her, for her   le    to them, for them    les Use indirect pronouns when you're doing someone a favor, saying, sending or giving something to someone.   When you use the verbs below, the person for whom you're doing the action will be the indirect object:  ask  preguntar  ask for (a favor, an item)  pedir  cook  cocinar  explain  explicar  give (gift, hug)  dar, regalar  hand over  pasar  lend  prestar  make  hacer  respond  responder  say  decir  send  mandar  serve  servir  show  mostrar  talk to  hablar  tell  decir