Conmigo and Contigo
We have studied the preposition "con" which means "with". The pronouns used with "con" are the same as the subject pronouns, with two exceptions. Look at the following chart.
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with me - conmigo
with you - contigo
with him - con él
with her - con ella
with us - con nosotros
with them - con ellos/ellas
Now, let's include this in our sentence practice.
Yo no conozco a Juan.
I don't know John.
I don't know John.
¿ Lo conoces?
Do you know him?
Do you know him?
¿ Sabes si Juan va a estudiar con nosotros?
Do you know if John is going to study with us?
Do you know if John is going to study with us?
María va a estudiar conmigo.
Mary is going to study with me.
Mary is going to study with me.
¿ Vas a estudiar conmigo?
Are you going to study with me?
Are you going to study with me?
Nosotros vamos a estudiar con los muchachos.
We are going to study with the boys.
We are going to study with the boys.
Juan dice que ellos van a estudiar con los muchachos.
John says that they are going to study with the boys.
John says that they are going to study with the boys.
Juan dice que él va a estudiar con ellos.
John says that he is going to study with them.
John says that he is going to study with them.
María va a estudiar con las muchachas.
Mary is going to study with the girls.
Mary is going to study with the girls.
María dice que ella va a estudiar con ellas.
Mary says that she is going to study with them.
Mary says that she is going to study with them.
Category: General Spanish