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I
1st Person Singular
Yo (yo)
You
2nd Person Singular
Tú (too)
He
3rd Person Singular
Él (L)
She
3rd Person Singular
Ella (a-ya)
You (Formal)
3rd Person Singular
Usted (Ew-stead)
You (Informal)
3rd Person Singular
Tú (too)
We (All boys/mixed group)
1st Person Plural
Nosotros (no-so-tro-s)
We (All girls)
1st Person Plural
Nosotras (no-so-tra-s)
They (All boys/mixed group)
3rd Person Plural
Ellos (a-yos)
They (All girls)
3rd Person Plural
Ellas (a-yas)
Plural of tú and usted
3rd Person Plural
Ustedes (Ew-stead-es)