"Lo" in Spanish I have some struggle with "lo". I don't understand it's exact meaning. I mean, I know it's the 3rd person acusativo like "No lo vi" as "I didn't see him" or "No lo compraré" as "I will not buy it". But it seems to have different meanings as well, in forms as "me pasa lo mismo" or "Lo bueno es que hemos sido más listos."

Saying "If" in Japanese Hi guys, I know there are many ways to say "if" in Japanese. I'm a bit confused about the exact differences between them and hope you could help me. For example, if I want to say "If you go, I will go too" あなたは行くと、私もいきます。 あなたは行くなら、私も行きます。 あなたは行ったら、私も行きます。 あなたは行けば、私も行きます。 So what's the exact differences between these 4 clauses? Thank you in advance for your responses. :)