What is the pronoun for Spanish phrase y

The Spanish word "y" (and) is a conjunction, not a pronoun. It connects words, phrases, or clauses, but it doesn't stand in for a noun or noun phrase like a pronoun does.

Pronouns replace nouns, for example:

* Yo (I)

* Tú (you)

* Él (he)

* Ella (she)

* Ellos (they - masculine)

* Ellas (they - feminine)

Conjunctions like "y" connect words, phrases, or clauses, for example:

* "El perro y el gato" (The dog and the cat)

* "Ella come manzanas y bananas" (She eats apples and bananas)

* "Fuimos al cine y después al parque" (We went to the cinema and then to the park)

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