Science — Introduction to Subject Pronouns + 6 more topics

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Subject pronouns are the "who" in a sentence. They replace the subject (the noun doing the action). Just like in English, we have singular (one person) and plural (more than one).

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Subject pronouns are the actors in a sentence. They tell you who or what is performing the verb's action.

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When speaking Spanish, the word for "you" isn't always the same. You need to decide whether to use tú or usted based on the context of your conversation and your relationship with the person you're speaking to. This choice also affects how you conjugate verbs.

When you're talking to more than one person in Spanish, you need a plural form of "you." Unlike English, which just uses "you" for both singular and plural, Spanish differentiates. The two main forms are ustedes and vosotros/vosotras.