🌟 Personal Pronouns in Spanish

I - Refers to oneself. Used when talking about yourself.

You (informal) - Used when speaking to one person you know well (friend, peer).

You (formal) -  Used to show respect or formality (to elders, strangers, authority).

Used when you're part of a group including yourself (at least one male).

We (fem.) - Used when the group is all female, including yourself.

You all (informal, masc./mixed) - Used in Spain when talking to a group of people you know well (at least one male).

You all (informal, fem.) - Used in Spain for a group of women you know well.

You all (formal or plural) - Used in Latin America for any group (formal or informal)

They (masc./mixed) - Refers to a group of people (at least one male).

They (fem.) - Refers to a group of women.