Subject Pronouns in Spanish

What is a mixed group?

A mixed group is a group of boys and girls, which take the masculine gender. If there is at least one boy in the group, you still take the masuline gender.

He (Third person, singular, m)

El

She: Feminine ONLY (Third person, plural, f)

Ellas

He: Masculine or mixed group (Third person, plural, m)

Ellos

We: Feminine ONLY (First person, plural, f)

Nosotras

We: Masculine or mixed group (First person, plural, m)

Nosotros

FUN FACT: Why does the u in tu need to be accented?

The u in tu needs to be accented, because the word for your in Spanish is tu WITHOUT the accent

You: familiar (Second person, singular, m/f)

Tu (with accent mark over u)

You: formal (Third person, singular, m/f)

Usted

You: Familiar & Formal (Third person, plural, m/f)

Ustedes

I (First person, singular, m/f)

Yo

Marcos

el

She (Third person, singular, f)

ella

Susana

ella

Ana y Maria

ellas

Manuel y Andres

ellos

Tu y Jose

ellos

Mi amiga y yo

nosotros

Miguel y yo

nosotros

Tu y yo

nosotros

Tu y ella

ustedes

Tu y tu

ustedes

Ustedes y el profesor

ustedes