"We, masculine" in Spanish is (a)   .

This means "You all, familiar" in Spain ( feminine):

(a)  

Tu without the accent means (a)  

(EX: Tu profesor...)

"Carlos and Miguel" could be replaced by this pronoun in Spanish:

(a)  

"Elena y yo" would use this pronoun if I(yo) am a female:

(a)  

"Marta" could be replaced by the pronoun (a)   .

"You, formal singular" would be (a)   in Spanish.

"You all" in Mexico would be the pronoun (a)  

"él" in English would be the pronoun (a)   .

"Ana y Julio" could be replaced by the Spanish pronoun (a)   .

If I am a male, this subject pronoun for "Alberto y yo" would be _____.____________ in Spanish

(a)  

"Mi amiga" could be replaced by the pronoun (a)   in Spanish.

"Los chicos" could be replaced by this pronoun:

(a)  

"I" in Spanish would be: (a)  

"They, feminine" would be the pronoun: (a)  

"You -formal, singular" in Spain would be (a)   .

"Los profesores" could be replaced by the pronoun (a)   .

"Anita y Julia" could be replaced by the pronoun (a)   .

"Tú" is the (a)   , singular form of "You."