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Pronoun: I (Yo)

Ser: soy Estar: estoy

Pronoun: You (one person); (Tu)

Ser: eres Estar: estas

Pronoun: He/She/You(singular formal)



El/Ella/Ustedes

Ser: es Estar: Esta

Pronoun: We



Nosotros/Nosotras

Ser: Somos Estar: Estamos

Pronoun: You all



Vosotros/Vosotras

Ser: sois Estar: estais

Pronoun: They (plural formal)



Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes

Ser: Son Estar: estan