Introduction
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Preposition object pronouns are the personal pronouns when used after a preposition.
For the most part they are the same as the subject pronouns with the exception of the first- and second-person singular cases. Yo changes to mi, and tu changes to ti.
There are also special cases if the personal pronoun is used with the preposition con (with):
   conmigo = con mi
   contigo = con ti
For the most part they are the same as the subject pronouns with the exception of the first- and second-person singular cases. Yo changes to mi, and tu changes to ti.
There are also special cases if the personal pronoun is used with the preposition con (with):
   conmigo = con mi
   contigo = con ti
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