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| (Spanish) Double Object Pronouns to avoid repetition? Is this correct? ¿El camarero nos trajo la cuenta? (sí) Sí, le trajo la. ¿Le diste el dinero al camarero? (no, todavía, no) No, todavía, no me di le Thank you.      |
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