can someone help me with spanish please?

[Chiodo]

Can someone help me explain Double object pronouns for my spanish class?

for example, changing a sentence like "I gave the book to bob" to "I gave it to him" in spanish.

[BrennanHickson]

It's essentially backwards from the order you stated.

"I gave it to him," translates to, "To him it I gave." So the sentence would look like, Se (to him) lo (it) di (I gave).

[JJW319]

Haven't used these in awhile but if I remember correctly..
lo and la are used to replace the direct object of the sentence, with los and las for plural
I think..

Ricardo tiene un gato en sus pantalones.
Richard has a cat in his pants.

Ricardo lo tiene en sus pantalones.
Richard has it in his pants.

[Neo Cassady]

Haven't used these in awhile but if I remember correctly..
lo and la are used to replace the direct object of the sentence, with los and las for plural
I think..

Ricardo tiene un gato en sus pantalones.
Richard has a cat in his pants.

Ricardo lo tiene en sus pantalones.
Richard has it in his pants.

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[JJW319]

indeed, my friend.
indeed