Loísmo, with its feminine counterpart laísmo, is a feature of certain dialects of Spanish consisting of the use of the pronouns lo, la, los, and las (which...

indirect object pronouns are replaced by lo, la, los, or las (loísmo and laísmo), but this usage is not accepted by the Real Academia Española (Royal Spanish...

preponderant language throughout the territory. The phenomena of leísmo and laísmo are considered to be deviations characteristic of the varieties of Spanish...

common in Spain than in the Americas) are called "leísmo", "loísmo", or "laísmo", according to which respective pronoun, le, lo, or la, has expanded beyond...

2307/340806. JSTOR 340806. "Uso de los pronombres lo(s), la(s), le(s). Leísmo, laísmo, loísmo". rae.es (in Spanish). Fernández-Ordóñez 2016, p. 390. Fernández-Ordóñez...

preservation ([maˈðɾið]) realised with varying degrees of relaxation. leísmo, laísmo and loísmo. According to Samuel Gili Gaya [es], in Madrid speech, pronoun...

phenomenon also occurs in the same regions of Spain and is known as loísmo or laísmo. In loísmo, the direct object pronouns lo and los are used in contexts where...

approved usages are named leísmo (for the use of le as a direct object), and laísmo and loísmo (for the use of la and lo as indirect objects). The object pronoun...

favor the more simple grammatical system, that is, the one without leísmo. Laísmo (the substitution of indirect pronoun le with la, as in the sentence la...

objects, the use of le is predominant, with a minority of speakers using la (laísmo). Indicating possession in Philippine Spanish is frequently expressed not...

system are labelled leísmo, or the use of le, les for a direct object, and laísmo, refers to the use of la, las for an indirect object. Following a period...