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I
Yo
You (informal)
Tu
You (formal)
Usted
He
Él
She
Ella
We (males or mixed group)
Nosotros
We (females)
Nosotras
Ya'll (males or mixed group)
Vosotros
Ya'll (females)
Vosotras
You all (formal)
Ustedes
They (males or mixed group)
Ellos
They (females)
Ellas