Los Pronombres Personales

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Los Pronombres Personales Subject Pronouns in Spanish

Singular

1ra persona / 1st person YO

MASCULINO / MASCULINE 2nda persona / 2nd person TÚ

FEMENINO / FEMININE 2nda persona / 2nd person TÚ

FORMAL MASCULINO / MASCULINE 2nda persona / 2nd person USTED

FORMAL FEMENINO / FEMININE 2nda persona / 2nd person USTED

MASCULINO / MASCULINE 3ra persona / 3rd person

FEMENINO / FEMININE 3ra persona / 3rd person ELLA

Plural

MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS 1ra persona / 1st person NOSOTROS

MASCULINOS / MASCULINE 1ra persona / 1st person NOSOTROS

FEMENINO / FEMININE 1ra persona / 1st person NOSOTRAS

MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS 2nda persona / 2nd person USTEDES

MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS 2nda persona / 2nd person USTEDES MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS 2nda persona / 2nd person

MASCULINOS / MASCULINE 2nda persona / 2nd person USTEDES MASCULINOS / MASCULINE 2nda persona / 2nd person

FEMENINOS / FEMININE 2nda persona / 2nd person USTEDES FEMENINOS / FEMININE 2nda persona / 2nd person

MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person VOSOTROS* MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person *Used only in Spain. Not in Latin America.

MASCULINOS (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person VOSOTROS* MASCULINOS (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person *Used only in Spain. Not in Latin America.

MASCULINO (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person VOSOTROS* MASCULINO (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person *Used only in Spain. Not in Latin America.

FEMENINO (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person VOSOTRAS* FEMENINO (informal) 2nda persona / 2nd person *Used only in Spain. Not in Latin America.

MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS 3ra persona / 3rd person ELLOS MASCULINOS + FEMENINOS 3ra persona / 3rd person

MASCULINO / MASCULINE 3ra persona / 3rd person ELLOS MASCULINO / MASCULINE 3ra persona / 3rd person

FEMENINO / FEMININE 3ra persona / 3rd person ELLAS FEMENINO / FEMININE 3ra persona / 3rd person

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