Unit 01 - Los saludos (Greetings) - Grammar Flashcards
Spanish Pronouns:
yo
I
Spanish Pronouns:
tú
you
Spanish Pronouns:
él
he
Spanish Pronouns:
ella
she
Spanish Pronouns:
usted
you (formal)
Spanish Pronouns:
nosotros
we
Used when descibing groups that are:
- all masculine
- a mix of masculine and feminine
Spanish Pronouns:
nosotras
we
Used when describing groups that are feminine only.
Spanish Pronouns:
ellos
they
Used when describing groups that are:
- all masculine
- a mix of masculine and feminine
Spanish Pronouns:
ellas
they
Used when describing groups that are feminine only.
Spanish Pronouns:
ustedes
you all
- Used mostly in Latin America for all uses of “you all”.
- Used in Spain only in a formal way.
Spanish Pronouns:
vosotros
you all
Used when describing groups that are:
- all masculine
- a mix of masculine and feminine
Used mostly in Spain, not much in Latin America.
Spanish Pronouns:
vosotras
you all
Used when describing groups that are feminine only.
Used mostly in Spain, and not very often in Latin America.
When do you use the pronoun tú?
Tú is used for informal situations. That is, when you are familiar with the person you
are talking to.
Generally speaking, you can use tú when talking to…
- friends,
- family members,
- kids, and
- pets.
When do you use the pronoun usted?
You should use usted when talking to…
- people to whom you want to show respect,
- people older than you,
- people in positions of authority, and
- people you are meeting for the first time.
How can you abbreviate usted?
Ud.