Answer:
Both. Depends on the situation.
Explanation:
"Ti" would be you as the object. Mainly after prepositions, "ti" is always used (por ti, para ti, a ti, etc.). "Te" is also for a direct/indirect object and is used when there's no preposition.
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For us Hispanics, We celebrate that day as a other Christmas. We go to church and praise God, Jesus, and/ or Lady of Guadalupe. Lady of Guadalupe would be most praised by us Catholics. The January 6th is when we go to church and in some churches, they give out toys as a repeat of what the three brave bachelors did. The three brave bachelors went out and followed the North star that lead to baby Jesus, as I was taught. Once they found baby Jesus they showered him with gifts. This is why in some Catholic churches we give children gifts, as it is why some English people name it "Late Christmas".
Most English people take their Christmas tree off that day, as a symbol of respect that they had it up until "Late Christmas".
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In Spanish a personal A used when the direct object is a person
Example: Brooke llama A Elsa
In English this means Brooke calls Elsa
But in Spanish it is being use mostly at a person but can also be use at an object
Hope this helps :3
