Spanish Subject Pronouns

In English grammar, 'yo' should be replaced with 'I' when referring to oneself in the subject position.

The word 'tu' translates to 'you' in English when referring to the second person singular pronoun.

In Spanish, 'el' translates to 'he' in English.

In English, 'ella' translates to 'she' as it refers to a female subject.

In Spanish, 'usted' is the formal way of saying 'you'. It is used to address someone in a respectful manner.

The question 'nosotros' translates to 'we' in English. The incorrect answers provided do not match the correct translation for 'nosotros'.

The Spanish word 'nosotras' translates to 'we' in English. It refers to a group of females including the speaker. The incorrect answers 'they', 'you', and 'she' do not correspond to the correct translation of 'we'.

In Spanish, 'ellos' is a pronoun that translates to 'they' when referring to boys or a group of boys and girls. 'He' is a singular pronoun for males, 'she' is a singular pronoun for females, and 'it' is used for objects or animals.

The correct translation of 'ellas' in English is 'they', specifically used when referring to a group of girls.

The Spanish word 'ustedes' translates to 'you all' in English, indicating a group of people. 'They' refers to a different group of people, 'we' refers to the speaker and others included, and 'he/she' refers to singular individuals.