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I'm Timothy and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn a few more pronouns, including the words for something, nothing,

and everything.

But first, we need to talk some more about object pronouns.

To begin with, let's go back to our direct object pronouns for a second by revisiting our

memory palace for this.

Remember that we used the hill in the countryside with la on the left, lo on the right, te in front of you, and me at the bottom. We're going to learn

one more word here. Today, your friends have accompanied you to this hymn scene, but they can't sing because they still have oats in their noses.

The word for us as a direct object is nos, spelled N-O-S.

For example, they found us would be they nos found.

Now here's a surprise.

Let's see what happens if we keep walking through this scene all the way over the hill.

Today the tea guy with a beard doesn't stop you and your friends. He proceeds forward along the path,

and you follow him down the hill until you get to a fork in the road. Then he stops and turns around again.

You're not sure which way to go now. It's frustrating because previously the path was very direct

for direct objects. But now it's indirect. It's forked. You don't know which way to go. Not only that, but a sheep lay down on the left fork of the path blocking that root. And then another sheep lay down on the right fork of the path blocking that root as well. The shepherd stares at you saying, hey look, give some tea to the sheep that

lay down. Of course, you don't know which one he's talking about, and you probably just want to get out

of there, but now there you are with the bearded guy facing you, the sheep that lay down on either side, and you and your

friends just standing here. We're going to learn a few new words in this scene. Le on the left, spelled

L-E. Le, on the right, spelled exactly the same way.

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