Transcript Pronombres de Sujeto

Pronombres
de Sujeto
Subject Pronouns
Subject Pronouns
 Replaces
a noun
 When the pronoun is the subject
(starts the sentence), it is called
a Subject Pronoun.

Ejemplo: Juan is swimming.
He is swimming.
English Subject Pronouns
Singular
Plural
1st person
I
We
2nd person
You (fam)
You all (fam)
3rd person
He, She, You (for)
They (m), They (f),
You all (for)
Spanish Subject Pronouns
Singular
Plural
1st
person
Yo
Nosotros
2nd
person
Tú
Vosotros
3rd
person
Él, Ella, Usted (Ud.)
Ellos, Ellas, Uds.
The first person singular pronoun “Yo”
 Note
that it is not
capitalized unless
it starts a
sentence:
Mi amigo y yo…
Tú vs. Usted (Ud.)
Usted (Ud.)
Tú
 you
(fam)
 Used
when talking to
someone you call by their
first name

you (for)

Used when talking to
someone you should
respect.
3rd person singular masculine
él

It is used when talking ABOUT a boy/guy/man.

DON’T forget the accent mark. If you do, you are
actually writing the Spanish word for “the”
 él
= he
el = the
3rd person singular Feminine
Ella

It is used when talking ABOUT a girl/woman

Remember the ll = a “y” sound.
The first person plural
Nosotros
 Talking
about a group of people that
includes you
 Use
“Nosotras” if 2 or more girls are
speaking.
 Use
“Nosotros” if a boy and a girl are
speaking.
 “Name
and I” is also 1st person plural
Jorge y yo
2nd person plural
Vosotros
 Talking
TO a group of FRIENDS (all male or a mixed
group)
 Means
 Only
 Use
“you all” familiar
used in España
“Vosotras” if talking to all girls.
3rd person Plural
Ellos

Ellos = They (masculine)

It is used when talking ABOUT a
group of boys/guys/men or a
mixed group.

Please pronounce it correctly.

Remember ll= y sound.
3rd person plural
Ellas

Ellas = They (feminine)

It is used when talking ABOUT a group of only
females.

Please pronounce it correctly.
 Remember
ll= y sound.
you all - formal
Ustedes (Uds.)

Talking TO a group of ADULTS (any gender)

Used in Latin America for both formal and
informal groups