"Meus pais não o amam."

Translation: My parents do not love him.

[MarkosGoulet]

Isn't it a bit early to be teaching us about direct and indirect objects?

[reno300]

Could we also say "Meus pais não amam ele" ?

[Paulenrique]

That's the way many people use in conversation, but it is considered not gramamatically correct

[dielsonsales]

Yep, probably because when saying "não o amam" we can miss hearing the "o"

[ptn.vv]

What about 'não amam dele'?

[Paulenrique]

"... não amam ele" is used in spoken language.

[Gust20]

Sad but true jajaja

[Paulenrique]

Ohhhh God!!! Hehehe

[theycallmepyro]

So how would you say "my parents do not love her"?

[Paulenrique]

Meus pais não A amam

[hovhannisian]

and what about "my parents don't love you"?

[theycallmepyro]

Thanks!

[itsvidalariza]

This indirect reference thre me off. I really thought the parents didn't love each other. Lol

[Rhicke1]

How does this sentence imply him?

[Paulenrique]

"o" = him

[JCMcGee]

This is a good sentence well, a sad sentence really, but good for teaching us

[CAlexChable]

Damn!!!!!