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What is hermano subject pronoun?

"Hermano" is a noun, meaning brother. It is not a subject pronoun.

Subject pronouns are used to replace the subject of a sentence (the person or thing that is doing the action).

Here are some examples of subject pronouns in Spanish:

* yo (I)

* (you, informal)

* él (he)

* ella (she)

* nosotros (we)

* vosotros (you, plural, informal)

* ellos (they, masculine)

* ellas (they, feminine)

If you're referring to a brother as the subject of a sentence, you would use the appropriate pronoun based on the gender and number of the brother. For example:

* Él es mi hermano. (He is my brother.)

* Ella es mi hermana. (She is my sister.)

* Ellos son mis hermanos. (They are my brothers.)

* Ellas son mis hermanas. (They are my sisters.)

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