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He sees me
Il me voit
(Il voit moi <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb)
I know you (informal)
Je te connais
(Je connais toi <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb)
We move the desk
Nous le déplaçons
We move the desk = Nous déplaçons le bureau --> We move it = Nous le déplaçons
You (plural) are eating the pizza?
Vous la mangez?
You are eating the pizza = Vous mangez la pizza --> You are eating it = Vous la mangez
She invites us
Elle nous invite
(Elle comprennent nous <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb)
They understand you (plural or formal)
Ils vous comprennent
(Ils comprennent vous <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb)
I watch them
Je les regarde
She loves me
Elle m'aime
(Elle aime moi <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb)
I listen to you (informal)
Je t'ecoute
(J'ecoute toi <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb)
You (formal) take your book
Vous le prenez
You take your book = Vous prenez votre livre --> You take it = Vous le prenez
Do you see Celestine?
Tu la vois?
Do you see Celestine = Tu vois Celestine --> Do you see her = Tu la vois?
He helps us
Il nous aide
Il aide nous <-- incorrect, direct object pronouns go before the verb, not after the verb
I am not waiting for you (formal or plural)
Je ne vous attends pas
They want to buy them
Ils veulent les acheter
The direct object pronoun goes before the infinitive --> "(they want) (to buy them)" so them goes with buy)
He does not know her
Il ne la connaît pas
I don't see him
Je ne le vois pas
She doesn't listen to me
Elle ne m'écoute pas
I'm going to eat it
Je vais le manger
She wants to help us
Elle veut nous aider
The direct object pronoun goes before the infinitive --> "(she wants) (to help us)" so us goes with help)
I am going to clean the house
Je vais la nettoyer (Je vais nettoyer la maison)
The direct object pronoun goes before the infinitive --> "(I am going) (to clean it)" so it goes with clean)
He looks at me
Il me regarde
You bring it tomorrow
Tu l'apportes demain.
He throws them away
Il les jette
She sends it today
Elle l'envoie aujourd'hui
We buy them
On les achète
I give it to Marie
Je le donne à Marie
Do you read it?
Est-ce que tu le lis?
Is she waiting for me?
Est-ce qu'elle m'attend?
Are they inviting you?
Est-ce qu'ils vous invitent?
Do you choose them?
Est-ce que vous les choisissez?
I don't understand you
Je ne te comprends pas
You don't see her
Tu ne la vois pas
He doesn't know him
Il ne le connaît pas
They don't hear us
Elles ne nous entendent pas
I want to help you
Je veux t'aider
We are going to finish it
Nous allons le finir
You can take them
Vous pouvez les prendre
They prefer to keep it
Elles préfèrent la garder
He opens it
Il l'ouvre
She closes it
Elle la ferme