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Yo

I

Nosotros

We (male or mixed)

Tú

you (familiar)

Él

he

Ellos

They (male or


mixed)

Ella

She

Usted

you (formal)

Ellas

They (all female)

Ustedes

all of you

Yo (SER)

soy

tú (SER)

eres

èl, ella, ud., es (SER)

es

Nosotros (SER)

somos

Ellos, ellas, uds. (SER)

son