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Inversion just puts the subject pronoun in front of after the verb. That's it. Some forms of inversion, particularly for conjugations ending in a vowel (third-person singular present) would add a -t- if the subject starts with a vowel, but that's it
so placement doesn't change?
No
Elle lui en a parlé -> Lui en a-t-elle parlé ?
you mean after?
is the translation of this "She talked to him about that"?
placement doesn't change, understood
Yes
Yes
well, to him/to her
« lui » as an indirect object pronoun doesn't carry gender information