Front

Yo

Back

I/myself

Answer explanation

Use Yo when talking about yourself.

Front

Tú

Back

You

Answer explanation

Use tú when speaking to someone you are comfortable with. A friend, a family member, or someone younger.

Front

Usted

Back

You (formal)

Answer explanation

Use usted with a person you don't know, someone older, someone for whom you want to show respect.

Front

Vosotros (as)

Back

You all (plural- in Spain)

Answer explanation

Use vosotros(as) with friends, family, and younger people only in Spain.

Front

Ustedes

Back

You all

Front

Ellos

Back

They (masculine)

Answer explanation

Use ellos when all the people you are speaking to are males or a mix of males and females.

Front

él

Back

He

Answer explanation

Él with an accent means he. El with no accent means the.

Front

Ella

Back

She

Answer explanation

The Ll makes the y sound. The pronunciation is

"Eyah".

Front

Nosotros

Back

Us/we

Answer explanation

Nostros means us or we. If speaking of females change the ending to 'as'. Nosotras.

Front

Nosotras

Back

Us/we (females)

Answer explanation

Nosotros means us/we. You can use when it's all males or a mix of males and females. Nosotras means us/we - all females.