"Lo" is one of those really versatile words in Spanish, and can be pretty tricky for English speakers to wrap their minds around (even I struggle with it sometimes!). So today's episode gives an overview on the 6 main ways that "lo" is used in Spanish, focusing on the first three in this episode and the last three in the next!
 
Remember, learning a language is a lifelong journey.
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Blog for Episode 56

Intro and Closing Music by Master_Service from Fiverr

Cultural Tip Transition Music edited from song by JuliusH from Pixabay

Resource Links
Episode Content 

• Episodio 48: Los Pronombres de los Objetos Directos e Indirectos
• "The Neuter Relative Pronouns "Lo Cual" and "Lo Que"" by SpanishDict.com 
• "How to Use ‘Lo’ in Spanish" by Gerald Erichsen, updated February 03, 2020, for ThoughtCo.
• "4 Ways to Use “Lo” to Replace or Create Any New Idea" by Real Fast Spanish
• "Bueno" by HarperCollins Publishers, via Collins online dictionary
• "How to use LO QUE in Spanish" by Real Fast Spanish, uploaded to YouTube on October 8, 2020
• "The article lo - Easy Learning Grammar Spanish" by Collins

Cultural Tip

• "National Holidays in Argentina in 2021" from OfficeHolidays.com (click on the links there to read more about each holiday, which is how I gathered my information.)
• "The Story Behind the Argentina Flag" by the CultureTrip.com 
• "Flag of Argentina" by Whitney Smith on February 2, 2001 for Britannica.com, updated on July 25, 2011