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Subject Pronouns

Subject pronouns in Spanish

Spanish/QuestionEnglish/Answer
What is the purpose of subject pronouns? To replace proper nouns like names. Ex: Jorge es mexicano. vs. Él es mexicano.
What are some English pronouns? I, you, he, she, we, and they.
Yo I
Tú You (Informal)
Usted You (Formal)
Él He
Ella She
Nosotros/nosotras We
Ustedes(Uds.) You (Plural, can be either formal or informal)
Ellos They(masculine)
Ellas They(feminine)
Soy Am
Americano(a) American
Estudiante Student
Is "Yo" in Spanish always capitalised like in English "I"? No, it is only capitalised at the beginning of a sentence.
When referring to a mixed gender group, which version of "they" should be used? Ellos
Vivimos Live (we)
Somos Are (Plural - to be)
Where would "tú" be used? For one person who is a similar age (or younger) and you are familiar with like a friend.
Where would "usted" be used? (Abbreviated Ud.) Someone who is older than you, has higher power than you, or is someone who are not familiar with.
Tu (With no accent mark) Your
Ustedes (Uds.) All of you (familiar or unfamiliar) Everyone can be either "tú" or "usted"
Vosotros/vosotras (Spain exclusive) All of you (familiar) When everyone in the group is "tú"
True or false? We don't always need a subject pronoun in Spanish unlike English. True
Why don't we always need a subject pronoun in Spanish? The verb conjugation already gives us enough information as to what the subject pronoun is.
What does "es" go with in Spanish? Él, Ella, Usted
What does "soy" go with? Yo
What does "eres" go with? Tú
What does "somos" go with Nosotros
What does "son" go with? Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes
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