Basic Spanish for Beginners: Personal Pronouns

It means "I".

It's the first person of the singular pronouns.

E.g.: Yo estoy feliz.

It means "you". (Informal)

It's the second person of the singular pronouns. To have in mind: this is always written with the "tilde", the little line over the u, when you're referring to a person.

E.g. Tú juegas fútbol

It means "you". (Formal)

It's the second person of the singular pronouns. You use it mostly in formal situations.

E.g. Usted es muy gentil.

It means "she".

It's the third person feminine of the singular pronouns. 

E.g.: Ella es una doctora.

It means "he".

It's the third person masculine of the singular pronouns. To have in mind: this is always written with the "tilde", the little line over the e, when you're referring to a person.

E.g.: Él tiene 3 hijos.

It means "we".

It's the first person of the plural pronouns. If it ends with an "o" it's masculine, with an "a" it's feminine.

E.g.: Nosotros somos padres. 
         Nosotras somos madres.

It means "you".

It's the second person of the plural pronouns. 

E.g.: Ustedes son estudiantes.

It means "you".

It's the second person of the plural pronouns. If it ends with an "o" it's masculine, with an "a" it's feminine. Mostly used in Spain.

E.g: Vosotros vais al parque.
        Vosotras tomáis té.

It means "they".

It's the third person of the plural pronouns. If it ends with an "o" it's masculine, with an "a" it's feminine. 

E.g.: Ellos cocinan carne.
         Ellas estudian ciencias.