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[topaz ibex]

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[warped wadi]

Pronoms disjoints vs. Pronoms conjoints
Depends on the verb, the pronom disjoint can be used to emphasize pronoms conjoints tho

[tough pagoda]

Can you emphasise it like this "je lui parle à elle" ?

[warped wadi]

Yea

Some verbs can only take pronoms disjoints in this context

Like
Je pense à elle

[tough pagoda]

Oh I was just thinking about that scenario, je pense à toi can't be je te pense, but I didn't know if it could be replaced in some other way. Is there a set of rules for this that I can look up?

[warped wadi]

The rules of disjoint vs conjoint are really vague... You'll hear different theories
Typically, though:
Conjoint - verb typically used for animate objects
Disjoint - verb more used for inanimate objects or equal probability of inanimate or animate objects