Subject Pronouns

Yo

• I/myself

• You

• She

• Them

Answer explanation

Use Yo when talking about yourself.

Tú

• I/myself

• Them

• He

• You

Answer explanation

Use tú when speaking to someone you are comfortable with. A friend, a family member, or someone younger.

Usted

• I/myself

• Tú

• You

• You (formal)

Answer explanation

Use usted with a person you don't know, someone older, someone for whom you want to show respect.

Vosotros (as)

• You (familiar plural)

• Tú

• I/myself

• Them

Answer explanation

Use vosotros(as) with friends, family, and younger people only in Spain.

Ustedes

• I/myself

• She

• You all

• Them

Ellos

• They (masculine)

• She

• They (feminine)

• I/myself

Answer explanation

Use ellos when all the people you are speaking to are males or a mix of males and females.

él

• She

• Them

• He

• I/myself

Answer explanation

Él with an accent means he. El with no accent means the.

Ella

• He

• I/myself

• Them

• She

Answer explanation

The Ll makes the y sound. The pronunciation is

"Eyah".

Nosotros

• I/myself

• Them/they

• Us/we

• She

Answer explanation

Nostros means us or we. If speaking of females change the ending to 'as'. Nosotras.

Nosotras

• I/myself

• Us/we (females)

• She

• Them

Answer explanation

Nosotros means us/we. You can use when it's all males or a mix of males and females. Nosotras means us/we - all females.