1. Holly Riggs Junior Member      English - United States
What does "Lo estoy" mean? Like in the phrase, "Si, lo estoy."
I can work out the meaning of estoy (I am), but lo appears
ambiguous to me. I can assume it could be a direct object
pronoun (it), but I absolutely don't understand the role it
plays in this particular sentence. If this is an answer to a
question, then what could the question be like?   2. Wandering
JJ      Wandering JJ Senior Member      British English
Perhaps a statement:      -You look tired.     -Yes, I am.
-Te ves cansado.     -Lo estoy.   3. blasita      blasita Senior
Member      Spanish - Spain (Madrid)      Lo, as a personal
pronoun, can be masculine (when it refers to a masculine noun).
And neuter, when the antecedent is a neuter pronoun (e.g. eso)
or a noun group beggining with the article lo.      The neuter
pronoun lo can also replace a phrase, a sentence. Taking JJ's
example:     Parece que estás cansado, contento, agobiado, etc.
(Sí,/No,) lo estoy.