Expressing a command or a request in tagalog using different pronouns Hello once more, I already know a few ways to express a command in tagalog when addressing the person directly without refering to the person who commands or makes the request as in: Kumain ka na. Pakibuksan ang pinto. Kumain tayo. I would like to know how to say "I want you to" or "He wants you to" or "We want them to", etc. I'll try something here: Ibig kong (gusto kong) hugasan mo ang pinggan. (I want you to wash the plate). Is this correct? Gusto niya magpataba ka (He/she wants you to gain weight). What about this one? I don't know if these are correct because in other sentences, such as: "gusto kitang makasama" the two pronouns (ko and ka --> kita) are placed before the verb (makasama) while in my attempts, I don't see how this could be done. I'm sorry if this isn't very clear, I hope you can understand what I've written. Thanks in advance