Indirect object pronouns- what they are, where they are placed in a sentence, when is there an exception.

The indirect object—the person or thing for whom the action is being performed—is “father.” ... Unlike in English, the indirect object pronouns go directly before the verb. If the sentence is negative (has a “no” in it), the indirect object pronoun still goes directly before the verb.

Explanation:

igualmente (likewise) or el gusto es mio (the pleasure is mine)