<em>Venho estudo português dois semana. :D </em>

<em>I'm not good at Portugues enough to say Portuguese only, so I will say some in English and Portuguese. :P I have studied Personal Pronouns many times and I usually forget it later. This time I will write it down here to memorise it better. Besides, I hope to share with people who also learn Portuguese and find it difficult. :) Most of the information here is from my Portuguese textbook. </em>

<em>@ To the native speakers: please correct me if you see any mistakes or errors. ^_^</em>

Singular: 

1. I - eu

2. He - ele

3. She - ela

4. You 

- tu (is used among friends, relatives … It’s seldom used in Brazil)

- você (It is used mainly between same age people, from employer to employee, teacher to student, etc. It is widely used in Brazil)

- o senhor (m., very formal)

- a senhora (f., very formal)

5. It

- We use ele and ela for things; however, they are usually omitted.

* For impersonal impressions in English like ‘it is easy…’, Portuguese uses the verb on its own.

Ex: (ele/ela) É facil aprender português. (é: is, facil: easy , aprrender: learn, português : Portuguese)

Plural:

6. We – Nós (is no longer used except by elderly people in Northern Portugal, classical books and prayers)

7. You :

- vocês

- os senhores (m., formal) 

- as senhoras (f., formal)

8. they

- eles (m.)

- elas (f.)

* Note:

- The pronouns eu, tu, nós, vocês are often omitted because the ending of the verb is enough to tell you who is doing the action described. When they are used, it is usually for emphasis or because the verb ending fails to show who is performing the action.

- When we say the mixed group or we are not sure about the gender, we use masculine form.