Personal Pronouns

In Spanish, 'tu' is used to refer to a singular informal subject, while 'usted' is used for singular formal subjects, 'ella' is 'she' in Spanish, and 'nosotros' refers to 'we'.

In Spanish, 'he' translates to 'el', which is the masculine singular definite article. The incorrect answers provided either translate to 'the' (la), 'a' (un), or 'she' (ella), which are not the correct translations for 'he'.

In Spanish, 'ella' is used to refer to 'she', while 'el' means 'he', 'ellos' means 'they' (masculine), and 'ellas' means 'they' (feminine).

In Spanish, 'nosotros' is the equivalent of 'we' when referring to a group of males or a mixed-gender group. 'Nosotras' is specifically 'we' for a group of females, 'ustedes' is 'you all', and 'ellos' is 'they' when referring to a group of males or a mixed-gender group.

The correct translation of 'they' into Spanish is 'ellos', which refers to a group of males or a mixed group of males and females. 'Ellas' specifically refers to a group of females, 'ustedes' is the formal plural form of 'you', and 'nosotros' means 'we'.

In Spanish, 'eso' is used to refer to 'it' as an impersonal pronoun. 'Aquello' refers to 'that', 'este' refers to 'this', and 'aquel' refers to 'that' with distance.

The correct translation of 'you' in Spanish is 'ustedes', which is the plural form. 'Yo' means 'I', 'él' means 'he', and 'nosotros' means 'we'.