Stressed Personal Pronouns | Unstressed Personal Pronouns | |||||||||
Subject Pronouns pronombres usados como sujetos |
Prepositional Object Pronouns | Direct Object Pronoun pronombres de complemento directo |
Indirect Object Pronouns pronombres de complemento indirecto |
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yo | I | mí | me | me | me | me | me | |||
tú | you | tí | you | te | you | te | you | |||
él | he | él | him | lo | him, it | le | him, it | |||
ella | she | ella | her | la | her, it | her, it | ||||
usted | you (for) | usted | you (for) | lo/la | you (for) | you (for) | ||||
nosotros/-as | we | nosotros/-as | us | nos | us | nos | us | |||
vosotros/-as | you | vosotros/-as | you | os | you | os | you | |||
ellos | they (m) | ellos | them (m) | los | them (m) | les | them (m) | |||
ellas | they (f) | ellas | them (f) | las | them (f) | them (f) | ||||
ustedes | you (for) | ustedes | you (for) | los/las | you (for) | you (for) |
The subject pronouns are generally not spoken in the Spanish language because the acting person is implied in the used verb form:
The subject pronoun is only used in combination with the verb when it needs to be emphasized:
As their name implies, prepositional object pronouns are used in combination with prepositions:
The first and second form singular changes if the pronoun is following the preposition con:
Direct object pronouns replace the noun that directly receives the action of the verb:
When the verb is an infinitive construction, the object pronoun can be either attached to the infinitive or placed before the conjugated verb:
Indirect object pronouns identify to whom/what or for whom an action is done:
When the verb is an infinitive construction, the object pronoun can be either attached to the infinitive or placed before the conjugated verb: