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Something that Spanish has, that your "vi a Fred" example reminded me of is that when the direct object of a sentence is a person, you use "a": "vi a Fred", "es
by byte_0 6d ago
Something that Spanish has, that your "vi a Fred" example reminded me of is that when the direct object of a sentence is a person, you use "a": "vi a Fred", "escuché a mi mamá".
Unlike unhuman objects: "vi el carro", "escuché un ruido".
- dspillett 6d agoThat is exactly what I referred to: the personal “a”. Used when referring to a person.