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yo (I speak)
habl+o
tú (you speak)
habl+as
el, ella, usted (he, she, you speak)
habl+a
nostros (we speak)
habl+amos
vostros (you speak)
habl+áis
ellas, ellos, ustedes (they, y'all)
habl+an