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SecciónD.Lospronombrespersonales
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You have already learned the phrase ¿y tú? Tú is what is known as a personal pronoun. The table below lists the personal pronouns in Spanish.
Lospronombrespersonales
I
you (talking to one person)
he/she
yo
tú
él/ella
we
nosotros/nosotras
you (plural – talking to a group of people) vosotros/vosotras they ellos/ellas
There are three ways to say ‘you’. (1) Tú is used to refer to only one person.
(2) Vosotros is used to refer to a group of males or a mixed male and female group.
(3) Vosotras is used to refer to a group of females only.
We, you (plural) and they can all be said in two different ways, depending on the gender of who the pronoun refers to.
(1) The –os ending (nosotros, vosotros, ellos) is used to refer to groups of males or mixed gender groups.
(2) The –as ending (nosotras, vosotras, ellas) is used to refer to females only.
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