S1U2: Subject Pronouns

I yo

We nosotros (masculine)
Nosotras (feminine)

You tú

Ya’ll vosotros (masc)
Vosotras (feminine)

He él
She ella
You formal Usted

They ellos (M)
Ellas (f)
You formal plural ustedes

​Pronouns

​Nouns

​Spain

If you are talking about a group of men, you might say " Ellos" or they.

If you talking about a group of women, you might say Ellas, or they.

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Masculine & feminine

​Some people use the @ symbol to indicate that the people they are talking about could be a group of men OR women.

​Ellos- They (talking about all men)

Ellas- They, talking about all women

Ell@s- a group of men and women

Nosotros & Nosotras (we) =

Vosotros & vosotras (you all)=

Note: technically, even though these are written work arounds, we still use the masculine form when we speak, or talk about a mixed group of people!

​Nosotr@s

Vosotr@s

But in most latin american
countries, they say USTEDES
to say ¨You all¨ to a group,
even if that group is a bunch of
little kids.

The only country that uses
Vosotros for ¨You all¨ is Spain.

​For more explanation, what Maestro (teacher) Kaplan!