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Yo
I
Tú
You (familiar)
Usted
You (formal)
Él
He
Ella
She
Nosotros
We (masculine)
Nosotras
we (feminine)
Ustedes
you all
Ellos
They (Masc.)
Ellas (fem.)
They
Use tú when addressing
Someone you know on a first-name basis
Used to address a person
with whom you'd use a title, to be appropriate
Tú eres de Canadá, ¿Verdad, David?
You are from Canada, Right David?
¿Usted es la profesora de español?
Are you the Spanish professor?
Es un problema
It's a problem
Es una computadora
It's a computer.
