Use Personal Pronouns in Spanish
Edited by Thor, Rushell, Eng
Hello and welcome to VisiHow. This is part of a series of videos on the Spanish language. In this video, we are going to show you how to use personal pronouns. In English, the personal pronouns are I, you, he, she, we and they.
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- 7We have two different endings for each of these options. There are "Nosotros" and "Nosotras", and there are "Vosotros" and "Vosotras". That is because they are masculine and feminine. If the ending is "-os", then it is masculine. If it ends in "_as", then it is feminine. "Nosotros" is masculine, and "Nosotras" is feminine."Vosotros or "Vosotras" means "You", in the informal plural form.
- 8In English, we don't have the You plural and You singular. We say You for one person, singular, or for a group. In Spanish, we can say You for an individual, and there is a different personal pronoun for a group of people, and this is "Vosotros" or "Vosotras". "Tú" is "You", singular, and "Vosotros" is "You", plural.Next, we have "Ustedes", which is "You", in the formal plural form.
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- 15If you have any questions or comments regarding this video or about the content that you have seen in this video, then please leave them in the comment section below, and we shall answer them or you. Make sure to check out the other videos in this Spanish language series on VisiHow, and we'll help you learn even more about this wonderful language.This concludes our tutorial on personal pronouns in the Spanish language.
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