| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| yo | I |
| tú | you (informal, singular) |
| usted | you (formal, singular) |
| él | he |
| ella | she |
| ello | it (for inanimate objects) |
| nosotros | we |
| nosotras | we (feminine) |
| vosotros | you (informal, plural) |
| vosotras | you (informal, plural, feminine) |
| ustedes | you (formal, plural) |
| ellos | they (masculine) |
| ellas | they (feminine) |
Important Notes:
* Tú vs. Usted: "Tú" is used for informal situations with friends, family, and people you know well. "Usted" is used for formal situations, strangers, and people of authority.
* Vosotros/Vosotras: These forms are used in some Spanish-speaking regions, particularly Spain. In other regions, "ustedes" is used for both formal and informal plural.
* Ello: This pronoun is rarely used and is generally replaced by "él" or "ella" for inanimate objects.
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