Some sentences can contain two object pronouns:
- a direct object pronoun (See Me, te, nous, vous = Me, you, us, you (direct and indirect object pronouns) and Replacing nouns with le, la, l', les = it, him, her, them (direct object pronouns))
and
- the adverbial pronoun "y" (See also Y = There (adverbial pronoun) and Y can replace à + thing / object / location (adverbial pronoun))
Have a look at these examples:
There are two important patterns to notice in these sentences that are different to English.
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Tu m'y accompagnes tout le temps.
You accompany me there all the time.
Vous nous y attendrez.
You will wait for us there.
Je l'y retrouverai plus tard.
I'll meet him/her there later.
Je t'y retrouve à 6 heures.
I'm meeting you there at 6.
Tu les y conduis.
You drive them there.
Nous vous y emmenons.
We are taking you there.
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